
Livestream: The Great Collector
直播:大收藏家
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 75k Words
- Genre
- Urban
- Subgenre
- Urban Life
- Updated
- 3y ago
- English
- Request a translation
Synopsis
Stats
38Chapters
650Recommendations
26Fans
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With so many national treasures waiting to be picked up by the big shots, do they think all the antique professionals in the country are fools or blind?
The only problem with this book is that it picks up bargains too frequently; there are just too many of them. It's basically either picking up bargains or on its way to doing so.
Please update the novel over there.
I really can't support this anymore. I've read all your books, and they're either poorly written or abandoned altogether. I really can't stand it anymore.
First, donating all the livestream revenue—okay, the main character doesn't care about that income, I can understand. But then, the main character even helps others find bargains—doesn't he have anything better to do? If he were just helping collectors buy genuine items, that would be somewhat understandable, but then he resells them and sends the cash back. That's truly speechless.
The author writes all of his books quite well, but the updates are incredibly slow, and he abandons them very quickly.
I've let another one die while trying to raise it!
It seems that none of the author's books are ever unfinished.
Keeping your wealth hidden is fundamental; what you're doing is recklessly heading down a path of self-destruction.
I will never subscribe if it's less than 2 million words.