The Master Appraiser

The author is clearly incompetent; he can't even recognize a wild boar and has to rely on an identification talisman.

The protagonist is a bit of a loser and suffers from paranoia...

People always call him "Brother Chen." It's one thing for strangers to call him that, but even people his age call him that, doesn't it feel...?

Many people say they couldn't continue reading when the protagonist was redeemed, but I don't think that's toxic. It's the kind of story where the protagonist has grown to a certain point, and the author runs out of ideas, so they force a whitewash. In this book, the protagonist's character wasn't redeemed only later, so I think it's fine. I think it can be interpreted as the protagonist getting used to the cheat system, or you can simply skip this part.

It's not about having genuine talent and ability; it only reveals ignorance.

The protagonist is too omnipotent. He's clearly powerful because of the system, yet he keeps talking about how much suffering, effort, and hardship he endured to learn xxx. There's also a lot of information about this in the book, it's like it was copied and pasted from Baidu.

I've only read a few chapters, and it's already dragging on like this. It took forever to introduce a jade pendant.

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People keep calling me "I" all the time. Is the quality of novelists these days really that low?

Knowing nothing, relying entirely on the system's assessment, with no knowledge of their own whatsoever? What were you thinking, author? Just using an assessment talisman all the time! Relying on assessment talismans for everything, author, don't you think that's ridiculous? I have absolutely no desire to continue reading.