Treasures in Troubled Times
乱世珍宝
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- Ongoing
- Length
- 2.3M Words
- Genre
- Historical
- Subgenre
- Folk Legends
- Updated
- 2d ago
- English
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Antique Hunting and Intangible Cultural Heritage Treasures
Antique appraisal, intangible cultural heritage, and treasure hunting
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My new book is out! May it be a huge bestseller!
Upon receiving the news, I reported for duty immediately.
I've lost count of how many times I've urged Brother Chen in the group. After all this time, the book is finally published! Keep it up and I wish it great success!
This book probably doesn't have a female lead, right? I beg the author not to include one. I went to read the author's other book, *The Master of Playful Treasures*, but I only got to chapter nine before being turned back. I generally don't read books with female leads; those that do are usually not very good or likable. I still prefer this one, which is really well-written.
To be honest, online novels about antiques are already a niche genre. And it's very difficult to come up with anything new.
I used to read so many books on antique appraisal that I couldn't possibly finish them all, so how come this one is the only one left? Are there any similar books you could recommend?
This author's knowledge of antiques and writing style are undeniable; I myself am an amateur collector of ancient coins and silver, and I greatly admire their work. However, given the era depicted in this book, I wonder how long the author will be able to finish writing. What happened to those treasures after the Japanese invasion? Seeing videos online of these lost treasures overseas fills me with a deep sense of injustice and resentment…
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It's unclear exactly which year it was from, but interestingly, it was the shop in Fengtian (now Shenyang), the hometown of Mo Xiaonian's original self.
Here it comes! Looking forward to Aoki writing even more thrilling stories, and hoping that *Treasures of a Chaotic World* will shine brightly and top the charts! 🐉🐉🐉 [Flaming Flame]
It's a good book, but the discussion forum is too quiet.
The stories and knowledge in the book are excellent and abundant, but it feels like there aren't many topics that people can discuss. Why is that?
You've been writing for so long, and I haven't seen you collect many antiques. You've just been working for others. It's time to get off work; can't you take a stroll through the ghost market or something?