In fact, Qu Jianlei had a rough catalog of the Main Auction House in hand.
The catalog was not very detailed, but that was understandable. If it were too clear, it might drive people away.
The best approach was to mark one or two selling points and leave the detailed specifications for honored guests to inspect in person.
That way, the atmosphere would be stirred up, and popularity would naturally follow.
For example, the finale item was a pitch-black stone, suspected to be an ancient relic.
This was information with a high threshold. Ordinary people could rack their brains and still fail to understand how something merely "suspected" to be an ancient relic could serve as the finale.
But those in the know could recognize it at a glance: it was an Inheritance Stone Tablet!
The threshold really was extremely high. Among Qu Jianlei's four Above Supreme teammates, only Old Lady Jia had ever recognized an Inheritance Stone Tablet.
Even though Paranoid had once reached Above Supreme, he had not recognized the thing.
Still, it had always been meant for those who knew its value, so there was no need to say more.
The catch was that nobody could say what inheritance it contained.
Yet it was still the finale item, with a starting price of one hundred billion.
Compared with something so inexplicable, it was rather unbelievable that a Substitute Doll could not even make it into the Main Auction House.
This was something that could save a life. Could it really be that much worse? Qu Jianlei actually understood why the Inheritance Stone Tablet could be the finale item: it involved inheritance.
Inheritance meant breaking through or preserving information barriers. It was the continuation of a knowledge system.
An Inheritance Stone Tablet could often allow a faction to