I Have Divine Eyes That See Through Everything

If I had X-ray vision, I'd squat against the wall outside bookstores every day, using my X-ray vision to steal books. Free books would be incredibly tempting.

The cheat code is X-ray vision. Have you considered switching to a different approach? Perhaps using X-ray vision to copy cutting-edge technologies from overseas, ideally with the addition of long-range X-ray vision?

Even if you find a bargain every day, the director can just exchange it for a treasure from the museum.

Honestly, people who make a fortune by picking up bargains don't buy houses but instead set up their own collection rooms, storing all their valuable items in museums. Will they ever get those things back? They just casually say they've left them there without even a proper permit or paperwork—are you kidding me?

In his past life, he was a great scientist, but his words and actions were very childish. He also had a very beautiful sister who wasn't related to him by blood. He was truly a pervert. He completely resolved his issues on his own afterward. Just seeing something like that makes me nauseous.

He shows no mercy to bad people, and has no selfish desire for treasures. He's not human at all, he has no humanity whatsoever. He casually gives away silver ingots he bought with his own money to the professor. Is your protagonist a god?

Going back to the old days, to be honest, it's better to go back and read "The Golden Eyes," at least that one was completed and didn't require waiting for updates.

Rebirth, huh? You're supposed to be a museum treasure hunter? I could tolerate you creating your own collection, but I lost interest before yours even got published.

The brothers who specialize in treasure hunting at museums have retreated.

This book would have been a hit 15 years ago.