The City's Antique Appraisal King

The beginning was okay, but I gave up before even finishing the first chapter. The protagonist just gained his power, and it's still so strong, yet he hasn't earned much money. A girl offered him a job, and he went, becoming arrogant and bullying the rich. Doesn't he know that even a skinny camel is bigger than a horse?

Is the author like the protagonist, never fighting back when hit or verbally abusing?

After acquiring the skill, he went to a jewelry company, where he was suppressed and left twice, only to return each time. Did the protagonist act foolishly? What benefits did that woman give him? Not only did she sell him imperial jadeite cheaply, but she also offered installment payments. With 20 million, he could easily open his own business. Even without money, with his skill, how much could he earn in a day? I just want to ask, how shameless is that woman?

Given the protagonist's personality, he's a disgrace to those with X-ray vision.

It's generally overrated when it's not good. The beginning is already bad, and it seems like they changed writers in the middle, making it even worse. It would have been better to call it "The Growth Story of a Scumbag." Everything is flaunted; when mentioning designer brands, they just quote Baidu, and the value of collectibles is directly copied from auction descriptions.

It's an insult to intelligence! Don't watch it, it's the same old formula over and over: the protagonist is constantly being insulted, then he weakly tries to put on an act, then gets insulted again.

The protagonist is trash; a brainless scumbag like him should have died long ago. How come he survived to the end?

The author wrote the protagonist as a dog; will anyone actually finish reading this book?

There are too many books with this kind of content; it feels like they've just changed the title and the protagonist's name.

The protagonist is also a good-for-nothing.