Live Antique Appraisal: Don’t Call Me the Tomb Raider Boss
直播鉴宝：别叫我把头
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The protagonist's actions and words completely expose his own innocence; he goes to a tomb at night with a female Taoist priest, and even shows the police a video he recorded before releasing him—it makes absolutely no sense.
Is the main character Hai Donghai's gang leader? 😌
The above is well-written, but the story of helping a female employee repay 2 million yuan in debt makes me want to stop reading immediately. He's a boss, what kind of person would be so careless as to help someone else repay a debt? Even if I feel sorry for him, it doesn't make sense. What did she sacrifice to deserve this? Her body isn't worth that much.
Here's a question: the protagonist has offended so many people, how come they can't find out anything about him? The protagonist isn't a government spy. If they really wanted to find out why he has no criminal record, they should have all the connections to find out. They could just pull some strings and make a few phone calls and they'd have the information.
One sentence in this chapter led to abandonment
On one hand, the author wanted to portray the protagonist as clean, uninvolved with previous tomb-raiding teams, and always acting as a guide and informant. There was a scene where the protagonist said something like, "I hate it when I'm caught and they try to implicate my colleagues," during the exchange of confessions between the two brothers. I don't remember the exact details. This chapter makes a lot of sense; it's too hypocritical.
My head is about to fall off from laughing! Why are there less than 100 comments?
After finishing that book, I looked for similar ones, but none of them contained any real substance; they were all just pretentious talk and the appraisal content was glossed over—it was all garbage. It seems like finding gold in garbage is the only thing I found that actually had real substance; the appraisal content wasn't glossed over and was quite detailed. Are there any other books on live-streamed appraisals that still have some real substance and can be recommended? Thanks.
Author, writing novels was just a spur-of-the-moment thing for you, wasn't it? 😄
I really dislike this kind of easily startled character, and he even puts his head...
Subscribing is a huge rip-off. Why not just shut it up and write a few chapters a month to scam money?