The Antiquing Life of Jia Sidao

Ambiguity is wonderful if it's well written, but it's just shit if it's not well written. Jia Sidao is the latter. Each and every ambiguous paragraph seems to be written for the imagination of readers, with one risk here and one missing there, the whole process is abrupt and forced. The protagonist is usually very cautious. Although he is a bit verbose, he can still read it. As a result, in order to highlight the beauty of the beauties who appeared, the author forcefully flooded the protagonist's brain. Every time he met a female protagonist, he was given a halo of intelligence reduction. He pretended to be b on the outside, but was stupid on the inside. He was not human inside and out.

The author has written three books before reaching level 1. I know without reading it that there is no need to read it!

I came in when I saw this name. I didn't expect that it was not the Jia Sidao I imagined.

I don't know which year it was written, but now I see it was written in 2009. It's very good. The author himself has a very high vision.

I never knew what year it was written in.

It's a tedious work. The whole article is wordy and incomprehensible. One example is followed by countless examples. The more you explain, the more wordy and vague it becomes! It was seriously off-topic. The author may have realized in the middle of writing that there was too much space on Jade, so he forced himself to explain that Jade is similar to antiques. After all, the protagonist's Jade shops are all opened in Antique Street. After explaining, he continued to finish Jade to the end. It was really disappointing! I remember a classmate recommended this book to me a few years ago. Recently, I found it in a book shortage and I didn't expect it to be such a work!

It was said that the life of antiques was good, and I thought I would get jade to save money for collection, but it turned out that most of it was just gambling on stones, and there was no heroine, so it was considered unfinished.

Loli is so arrogant, mother-in-law, I have never seen such a bad novel with such a low number of words. This kind of novel is still cheating money at Qidian? !

If you like antiques and gambling on stones, you can read "Sword Breaks into Butterflies". The author's writing skills and plot are very good.

Let me first say that I am Xiaobai. This book is about antique life? Of the more than 400 chapters in the book, 350 are about jade. Can jade be considered an antique? ? Moreover, once I solved the stone, it was endlessly wordy. I could finish it with just a few pictures. I had to spend a long time doing it. I didn't even understand what type it was solved. In the past, I had read other antique and tired novels about gambling on stones. I could write out what it was urgently and how much value it had in just one stroke. It's a little money, but what you said, I think what we novices want to know about the stone is the refreshing feeling of finding the best jade, rather than the tedious process of breaking the stone. We have never bet on stones, and we can't see that your artistic conception must go through. What you write is a novel, not popular science, right?