Pick Treasures

I have read a lot of books about treasure appraisal. This novel is full of positive energy, and the patriotism overflows on the page. It is not scheming. In particular, I have learned a lot about antiques. I am not only proud of the antiques of the Chinese nation, but also benefit from the author's rich historical and humanistic knowledge! Good reviews

3.9/5 This is a male channel treasure appraisal series serialized in QD in 2012. The bad point is that the male protagonist's golden finger is so obvious that no one questions it. Some of the plots are unrealistic and cannot be read with your mind, but it is qualified as a refreshing article. The male protagonist's emotional line is blunt but dedicated.

The plot and writing are good. But the protagonist is too pretentious and doesn't even use his powers after they become powerful. He often delays it until the end and barely misses the chance to pick up the missed opportunities. Developing your own abilities does not mean giving up your abilities. It is right to use abilities to compare and learn, and at the same time to enrich and strengthen abilities. Most of the old experts here are described as being like gangsters: the curator of the Forbidden City and the old salesman of Rongbaozhai who want to rob and take advantage; the Taoist priests of Longhu Mountain are just like rogues, showing their shamelessness; the monks of Singapore kill first and then show off, seizing the raw materials; President Tao of Shanxi calmly takes old calligraphy and paintings worth 40,000 to 50,000 from strangers when they meet for the first time... It seems that the source of confusion in this industry is that the upper beam is not straight and the lower beam is crooked.

Too much bullshit, it's just a Baidu article. And there is no logic.

A novel that can be read. The characters in the book are all nice and kind, there is no pretentiousness and they are a normal society. The heroine's presence is very low and dispensable. The plot is a bit bland. The book is full of positive energy. The protagonist has a positive outlook on life, does not care about fame and fortune, and is down-to-earth. The old experts are also good people, broad-minded, and supportive of future generations.

I have read them all and feel that they are average. You can read them when you are short of books. Maybe due to the platform and zz, there are few dark sides, but for money ranging from a few million to tens of millions or hundreds of millions, it seems that Taiwei is upright... I can't say it was a bad ending, but it was quite sudden. Also, there isn't much writing about supernatural powers. After looking at the author's other works, they all received poor reviews.

It's too procrastinating and messy. I want to write something professional, but it's not brilliant and has no key points. It's just for word count.

How should I put it? It's just unsatisfactory. The writing is not down to earth at all. It feels like I am reading a text. In reality, language is not expressed like this.

It's pretty good, the plot is exciting! It would be perfect if a treasure appraisal book could have illustrations. I have read several books with illustrations before. Every time a treasure appears, I will bring a picture. Even if there is no actual picture, I will bring a similar style one. Appreciating it while reading will double the pleasure. The male protagonist is a son of luck, picking up mistakes and slapping him in the face everywhere, it's so cool. There is also a lot of popular science knowledge, and those who are interested will be more fascinated. The heroine has no sense of presence. She only has the role of the third female lead in an ordinary TV series, but it is good. If a girl comes out and shows off, I can't stand it. The rest are minor flaws, but they do not hide the flaws and are worth a look.

I'm also afraid that thieves will notice me and show it to others everywhere.