wonder woman sold at auction erotica stories

Fan Yu is very meticulous in finding the person who had sold the Queen's ring to the auction house. He really wanted to know where did the ring came from and where is the owner of the ring.

Enjoying the novel so far but the author seems to have trouble remebering numbers in chapters For example at the start it was said there was 500 million people in the military base camp but then in later chapters it was 5 milllion. He constantly exaggerates numbers, In the latest couple of chapters its a auction where the mc puts something on auction and receives money prepaid before auction starts which he uses to buy 108mil worth of stuff but then in the auction his thing went up in price to 10mil and he says he has never seen that much money. And at the start of the auction was a d class weapon supposedly worth billions but later in but they skip that because everyone wants mcs stuff which he thenauctions off for 100 hundred million (Which somehow becomes 1 billion in the next chapter) But the auctioneer says he has never sold anything worth that much

For an erotica it’s pretty tame. The storyline is pretty good though. There’s a few babbling moments that doesn’t quite flow or connect but all in all it’s a good “pretty woman” story.

The crowd in Asura’s exchange hall were stupefied by the auction’s abrupt end. It had ended so quickly that the city’s large Guilds had missed the chance to bid before the gemstones had sold out. The independent experts that had adopted a wait-and-see attitude suddenly regretted their choice.

“Transmigrated To Ancient Time: Thrive With An Auction System!” is a fun and addictive read. The story is about a woman that transmigrated to ancient china where war and famine is severe. I won't spoil too much of the story. The story and chapters moves at a good pace, the characters are likeable, and the unique auction system makes the plot exciting. I enjoyed seeing the newly given life woman grow and turn challenges into opportunities. It’s light, entertaining, and perfect for anyone who likes system or transmigration novels. Definitely worth reading!