The Treasure Eye

I have been a bookworm for more than ten years. The more I read, the fewer and fewer books I have to read. I am becoming more and more picky about writing, character creation, including the character's personality, and the general pretense and slap in the face are becoming more and more boring. So far, only this book and the blind man's book "Rebirth of a Common Man" can keep me going.

The most complained-about book nowadays is that it is clearly an urban life novel but turns into a fantasy novel in the end. An ordinary pill like yours can make a person who has one foot in a coffin and is lying in the hospital relying on intravenous drips to survive can feel so full of energy that he can fly on a plane after taking it. And you said that the ingredients of this medicine are not very precious and there are a lot of them. Ordinary people can live longer if they take more. The more precious pills are no longer elixirs. . . .

It was finally unblocked. I read this book two or three times and it had a huge impact on me. "Bao Tong" is one of the few times that I have read all the nearly 2,000 chapters and read it two or three times.

The time in the book is set in 2000, but the endless stream of pretentious rich kids is ridiculous. They are always born into wealth, no matter what others do. People in their twenties and thirties, that is to say, those born in the 1970s, have not finished ten years. If you tell me that they were born in wealthy families, they would have been shot dead long ago. It is said that he was born into a powerful family, but it is still the same thing that he grew up in a courtyard. How rich can a rich man be?

I watched "Precious Eyes" after watching "Golden Eyes" and it always felt familiar.

Does the protagonist want fame or profit? He wants fame for others, and profit for himself. You can't have it both ways. The more famous you are, the more people will be watching you. It will be inconvenient for you to take action, and you may also be intercepted by others. Why not just keep quiet and make a fortune?

This book, to be honest, the sentences written in it are quite fluent, but it lacks too much common sense. For example, in terms of equity, one family can actually collect more than 90% of its stocks without delisting them, and they can still circulate in the stock market as usual. Can I have some common sense? ? ?

When I first looked at the setting, I thought it was pretty good, but once I got to Gambling Stone, I couldn't stand it. You just started to be awesome, so you bought more than 300 pieces of rough jadeite without any hesitation, and you also directly told others the value of the king jadeite. The most ridiculous thing is that you directly bet on the spot to increase the price by 43 yuan. How much background do you have to not be afraid of being sliced? ? ?

I miss the time when I was still a novice. Now it seems that it is all poisonous, but I enjoyed watching it back then.

Time flies like water, and ten years have passed in a flash. I really like this book. It can be said to be one of the books that has had the greatest impact on me. Alas, time flies so fast. The book written in 2014 is now in 2024, let alone 2025 soon. But I will remember what "Baotong" brought me back then