The Super Golden Hand

I've read hundreds of chapters and it's worth reading. But there is too much nonsense at the end of each chapter. You don't need to write a word of thanks for every chapter. Although I read it after you finished writing it, I feel that the best way to thank the readers is to speed up the update.

You can take a look

Even a small matter can be written in 7 or 8 chapters, which is very procrastinating, and I always like to write some words to canvass votes, which are very long-winded.

I have seen shameless people, but I have never seen such shameless people. Each chapter is accompanied by a postscript asking for a reward, and it is a long story. P. S. In addition to family members who are hospitalized for surgery, I, my children, the elderly, and family members have colds, and then they drink alcohol. Are you disgusted?

How should I put it? Among the treasure appraisal novels I have read, this one is pretty good, and the plot is okay. However, the relationship between men and women is not very well written, and it feels like it has been hastily. The introduction and positioning of the characters in the early stage are OK, especially Liu Gang. This character impressed me deeply. He knows his position but does not have any outrageous actions or plot. Now that I have read more than 200 chapters, it is quite interesting, not bad -

The classmates didn't know that the protagonist was rich, so what was the logic behind not contacting his family to inform the protagonist when he was kidnapped. What the hell is giving millions to strangers to pay off debts?

Personally, I think it's a very interesting novel about supernatural treasure identification and stone gambling! I watched it once a few years ago and now I'm watching it a second time...

Each chapter ends with too much nonsense, which affects your reading mood.

At first glance, although there are a few minor bugs, they do not affect the overall look and feel.

How did this book get its rating? The further you get to the back, the less interesting it becomes. People who have cheat cards always gamble and become experts. There are many plots, but there is no sense of immersion and the skills are insufficient.