I Can Hear the Sound of Ancient Coins

It's a classic story of meeting a boss by accident. The boss is stunned for a moment with his pig's feet. It just so happens that the boss has a beautiful granddaughter. Next, you don't have to think about it. This granddaughter is definitely the heroine. Then the boss's connections are a stage for showing off the pig's feet and selling goods.

The latest chapter is a bit weird and I don't know what to say. If I were the male protagonist, I might run away and make money instead of making money. How can I be so offended? Even though it's a show-off and a slap in the face, I still feel uncomfortable.

Really can't understand the auction house slap in the face? When working for others, the manager gets in the way. Is this a growth story of a part-time job plug-in, or a treasure-appraisal plug-in?

Laughing, if you have money, don't make money to be a virgin. I don't know that your family needs money. I looked at the author and said nothing. Most of the studios

Author, do you understand the priorities? The protagonist's father needs money for medical treatment. This is the main problem, but the protagonist is still there pretending to be a bum for a so-called diploma that is worthless? In your eyes, the author, is your father's life less important than pretending to be? With the current golden finger, why don't you just drop out of school and go to antique markets in various places to try to get enough money to treat your father's illness? What's the use of that diploma? You've become so much more prosperous that the school accepted you, and you're still pretending to be a bum while dealing with people you have no connection with at all?

If you are still writing ink at the auction house next time, I won't read it. It's meaningless.

I originally wanted to read it carefully. What you wrote earlier was quite good, but suddenly something like this popped up. This routine from hundreds of years ago is really fucking disgusting.

The plot was written many years ago. This old antique has returned to the world. I can't stand it.

Things written by an inexperienced person are messy

Too much wisdom is not a good thing😅

The author seems to have never been to college, and doesn't quite understand the term "head teacher" in college? There are only instructors, not class teachers, okay? Moreover, the rights of instructors can only be said to be inferior to teachers of professional courses, and it's ridiculous to drive into the school. If you can get in, the school must be crowded. Who among college students can't afford a mobility scooter?

Alas, I really like copper coins, so I'll try to chew them.

The whole of this

First

Except for a cool bit at the beginning, it's basically average after the heroine appears.

I felt weird when I read the article. I had an inexplicable sense of déjà vu. Did I read it somewhere?

What does it mean in the end? Miller is not dead?