Live Antique Appraisal: Don’t Call Me the Tomb Raider Boss
直播鉴宝：别叫我把头
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- Ongoing
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- 977k Words
- Genre
- Urban
- Subgenre
- Urban Life
- Updated
- 1y ago
- Source
- Qidian
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The main character in the book behaves and talks like he blew himself up, went to a tomb at night, followed a female Taoist priest, and even showed the police the video he recorded before releasing it for you. There is no logic at all.
Is this protagonist the leader of Haidonghai?😌
The writing on it is very good, but when I help a female employee repay 2 million, I don't want to read it anymore. They are all bosses. How big is the package? I don't care about repaying it for others. Even if you sympathize with her, it's not logical. What has she done that makes it worth it for you? The body is not worth the price either.
Let me ask a question, the protagonist has offended so many people, why can't others find out where the protagonist is? The protagonist is not an undercover agent. If we really want to find out why the protagonist has no criminal record, we shouldn't be able to find out the connections of those people. A few phone calls will reveal the news. Then, once the protagonist's undercover betrayal is exposed, one or two of those who were caught for betraying the protagonist must be revengeful. Those other thieves will no longer be in contact with the protagonist. Don't the villains have any IQ?
One sentence in this chapter leads to abandonment
The author wanted to write that the protagonist was very clean and had no involvement with any previous tomb-robber teams and had always been the leader and reported him. There was a piece of writing about the part where the protagonist said when the two brothers gave their confessions that he hated being arrested and wanted to implicate his colleagues. I can't remember the specific content. What this chapter says makes sense, but it's too double-standard.
I am laughing my head off, why are there less than 100 comments?
After reading it, I looked for books of the same type. There was no useful information. They were all pretentious. The content of treasure appraisal was all shit. Sure enough, there was gold in the shit. I felt that this was the only book that had practical treasure appraisal content. There was no more detailed content. There were no other gods and ghosts. Is there any book with useful information on live broadcast treasure appraisal? Please recommend it. Thank you.
Author, you write novels on a whim, right?😄
I really don't like this kind of startled character, and even scratches my head
It's really a waste of money to subscribe. I can't just go straight to the appendix. I still write a few chapters a month and cheat money.