
Rebirth of the Best Treasure Appraiser
重生之极品鉴宝师
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 2.6M Words
- Genre
- Urban
- Subgenre
- Urban Masters
- Updated
- 4y ago
- Source
- Zongheng
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1.2kChapters
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117Favorites
17Fans
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A very good novel, highly recommended
The writing, logic, and structure are all good, but the control of the plot is still a bit immature. The villain's unscrupulousness but the result is helpless, which always makes me feel a little depressed when watching it. Leisure books are either pleasing to the eye and calming, or exciting and exciting, but this book is too light.
Where is the money? Give me an address.
I just feel insulted about my intelligence
A reborn person has the same IQ as an elementary school student, yet his score is so high?
The first half is okay, but later on the protagonist becomes a spokesperson for the government, especially since no matter where the treasure is found, it should first be given to the museum and the country. It's true from the heart, but it's not close to life. The protagonist has no sense of family and no emotions. In a word, he's just like a bounty hunter who cooperates with government departments to hunt for treasure.
1 Gram costs 200,000, and 50 grams costs up to 10 million. How about more than 100 million?
What kind of books are these? How come they have such high ratings? Do you have this kind of IQ since you were born?
The beginning was so bloody that I didn't have the motivation to continue reading. Can anyone who has watched it say that it's still bloody at the end? Is it the style of Golden Eyes?
The plot is nonsense. The author is at best half-knowledgeable about antiques. He probably only started writing after reading a few similar novels or programs. In addition, the logic is illogical, the mind is low, and the writing style is only slightly better than that of elementary school students who can read pictures and write words. It cannot be compared with elementary school students who have top-notch Chinese language skills in senior grades. To sum up, the author is at most a junior high school level.