The Art of Appraisal

The protagonist is a bit like a virgin. First of all, we can say that we are friends just because we know each other. I can treat you as a friend, but then he takes him out to eat and drink, and he also helps to pick up leaks. He also brings his girlfriend and his girlfriend's friends with him. Is it really good to go out without spending money and bring a bunch of people? The protagonist is not short of money, but only those who are friends are called friends. I feel that this kind of thing is just cheap, with such a big face. Later, when I went to Tengchong, I had to help Beishi (just saw this). I was speechless. I was not so familiar at the beginning, just the kind of people I met several times before. The second one is that you are too kneeling. Although you are a small person, there is no need to look too big. You have no spine, you always do things with shame, and it feels a bit groveling to others. You don't ask for anything from others when they are awesome, right? Treat them with a normal attitude. If we can play together, we are friends. If not, we can get together and part ways. There is no need to be respectful. You don't care about others. You look aggrieved. You always take advantage of others and suffer the loss. So you are your friend? Favors come and go. I really can't stand it anymore, especially the female supporting characters. It's just that the protagonist is not a friend of a friend. How come he has such a big face and is so familiar? After the end, the protagonist is still so cooperative. I am speechless.

The content about antiques is well written, but the portrayal of the female characters is really more annoying than the last. I thought that a selfish, greedy and unscrupulous character like Wen Yuting would be the most annoying character in a positive role. I didn't expect that Chu Yulan could further refresh the lower limit. She is obviously a selfish, scheming and incomprehensible character. Oh my goodness, the author actually made the male protagonist accept this sister without any grudges with just a few words of paranoia. Can good looks really cover up the problems in character? Maybe it's because the way of thinking is too different. I really don't understand boys' thinking very well, so I better not force myself...

The author is self-deprecating and the writing is embarrassing

To be honest, this book is free and you can read it, but it costs money, which is a bit embarrassing.

After 18 years of parenting, my son was abducted, so it's understandable that I can't use family connections, but if I want to find someone, I'll just ask someone to look for him. Well, anyway, I asked someone to look for him, but he couldn't find him, right? Then I'll just adopt a replacement, right? Chu Chen is really a holy mother, I admire her. If I only gave birth to children but not raised them, I would only be responsible for providing them with care in their old age, don't think about the extra. After losing a child, the parents never looked for it again, but asked someone to look for it. They didn't look for it themselves. Take a look at what the father in (Orphaned) did. You don't ask them to do the same, but at least look for it yourself. And this is what I admire about Our Lady of Chu. They are my parents. Although they gave birth to me but did not raise me, and although I suffered so much and they did not come to me in person, they forgave me after I felt uncomfortable. Well, what a holy mother.

The plot is exactly the same as Golden Eyes. I don't know who copied whom.

Appreciating treasures is about appreciating treasures. If you have to add messy things, it is superfluous.

What a great saint. He lends money to others without considering whether others can afford it.

Chu Yulan's adoptive parents were very kind to her. He found out that it was probably their lost child and even worried that he would lose his status without mentioning it. Can you write less about this kind of woman?

I just want to know where I can find this knowledge.