Treasures from the World

Before reading "Tianxia Curios", I had never read a novel with similar themes. Although I have always liked novels with ancient themes, I had never dabbled in antiques. Unexpectedly, I couldn't stop it and read the first half of it in one go. There are some things about the industry regulations of the antique circle in the article that are not available on Baidu. It is really not easy to find this information. The author has obviously done research on antiques and treasure appraisal. I am a layman, but seeing how Lao Jiu's Golden Finger is closely linked to the plot, the writing is powerful and very attractive. Reading this book really enriched a lot of knowledge about collecting. When reading "Treasures from the World", I always feel very refreshing and comfortable. When I think about it carefully, I realize that this may be the author's characteristic. There are actually many characters in the novel, but each character is memorable. There is no need to try hard to recall, and the relationship with the protagonist is clear in the mind... From this, I can see that there is also righteousness in the antique world. Patriotism runs deep in China.

After reading the whole article, I was hooked! All the links in the whole story are intertwined, and the plot is exciting. It always makes people look forward to what will happen next. Everyone's characters are well-developed. The knowledge and rules of antique antiques make it vivid and interesting for a layman like me. Subverted my understanding. It's really like what the person in the play said: "If I had a teacher like Tang Yi in junior high school, the history wouldn't be so bad." And the author is our Tang Yi

The plot is fascinating, and it is a feast for antique lovers. From time to time, some philosophical thoughts emerge, and the dialogue is calm and atmospheric. Still unfinished...

The author has incorporated antique knowledge into it. It can be said that he really understands a lot and the writing is wonderful.

The author of this book is very serious in writing, and the protagonist's performance is quite mature. It's still very good to read patiently. Maybe I've read too much about most of the protagonists being surrounded by a lot of beauties, so I found this to be a good book.

I don't know much about antiques, but it doesn't affect my ability to learn new knowledge from them. It's like opening up a new world, and you can't help but want to see what new treasures are hidden behind it. The plots are intertwined. Although I haven't finished watching it yet, the holes dug have been buried wherever I saw them. After reading it, I will find that the foreshadowings are very clever. The male protagonist is involved in a wide range of antiques circles, but he doesn't appear to be vulgar and just put it on if he has a golden finger. Even with the help of Goldfinger, I learned a lot with him. At least judging from the description, his attitude is still very humble and teachable (after all, with the bright light, he must have some scenes) The plot is really exciting, fascinating, and the plot is clear. It is really a book worth reading.

The early writing was very good, but the plot of Tang Yi and Liao Moer's affair was like a pot of good porridge with a mouse droppings dropped into it, and in the end everyone enjoyed the blessing. It was really... Sigh╯╰

The number of characters in this cell phone ringtone is too obvious, right?

The protagonist is overly pretentious and the article is unfinished. Latecomers should not fall into this trap!

The sudden ending is like a knife in the middle and I just don't want to write anymore.