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I feel like the author must be an old club fan.
Take a look at the comment section, it's all pictures, no comments at all
I seem to have read the wrong number of words when I was choosing a book...
I'm going! I was wrong. After reading the latest chapter, I realized that it was only 210,000 words! It's the first time I've read a novel with so few words, and it's so uncomfortable!
I thought about it today, what the hell is Liu Haocun? Write so much
Quick update
It took me a day to read the latest chapter, come on!
I feel like I'm not used to it when Lao Guo is not included in cross talk novels.
9 Returns
What is the encore? 9 Times. Is it the kind of person who gets called up by the audience after leaving the stage?
It's a pity that it's finished so soon
I still want to watch cross talk related stuff.
By the way, I would like to complain about Qidian urban writers who like the scene of gambling on stones so much. Let's add some actual facts. First of all, jade is really brought about by China. There is basically no purchase demand from other countries except China. Currently, most Myanmar jade bracelets are actually purchased from Guangdong (the processing bases are all in Guangdong). In addition, the jadeite rough stones that ordinary people can encounter are indeed gambling stones, but most of them are head covering materials, all weighing less than three kilograms. After all, they are leftover materials eliminated from Myanmar mines. This can also be regarded as a welfare for local residents. They can be picked up for free and transferred to the country for speculation. The real way to play stone gambling is to play with cut materials. The process is that after the mine is mined, the warlord directly collects a 15% tax. The government takes away the goods above 3 kilograms, cuts them and sends them to the public auction. The real top material mine owner took it away. If you want to say that free small scraps of materials can produce the core of the mineral vein, then you might as well believe that I am Qin Shihuang. By the way, the jadeite public market is in Pingzhou. If you are really interested, you can go and have a look.