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My New Eyes Can See Through Clothes

In this novel, Jack, once the top student of Greenstone City, is kidnapped by James, the son of a wealthy businessman, then gouge out Jack's eyes, then throws Jack into a river, leaving him for dead. By his will, Jack survives and, through mysterious circumstances, gains a new pair of eyes that can see through anything, even women's clothes. With his newfound ability, Jack embarks on a journey of revenge, creating harem of beautiful women. ---- ** Please do not rate the novel until you have read at least 20 chapters. This includes 5-star ratings. After reading 20 chapters, you are welcome to rate the novel as you see fit. However, please refrain from using any abusive language in your comments. Any comment containing abusive language will be deleted, even if it includes a 5-star rating. ** If there is something you do not like, please mention it. If it is something I can fix, I will do my best to address it. Similarly, if there is something you enjoy, please let me know. ** Feel free to ask questions, and I will do my best to answer them, provided they do not spoil the story.

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Antique Fair

"Small world," Sherry mused, chuckling. She glanced at her car before looking back at Jack. "I was actually on my way to the antique fair. Are you heading there too? Riyan told me you be there?"

"Yeah, Riyan mentioned it," Jack said. "She said I should go and make connections."

"Want to ride with me, then?" she offered, gesturing toward her car.

Jack didn't hesitate, nodding. "Sure, that'd be great. Let's go."

Jack thought that what a luck. He was on the way to antique fair and about to call her when he reached there but he met her before. As for his car, then he wasn't worried as he left on the parking space, where it would be safe.

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The fair was alive with bustling energy. Stalls of all shapes and sizes lined the walkways, each one packed with rare treasures from old coins to ancient tapestries. The faint smell of leather and aged wood filled the air, mixing with the distant hum of laughter and chatter from the crowd.