Lu Cheng got into his car. Instead of going home, he drove toward Furong Street—a famous antique and cultural street in the city.
It was a place frequented by many antique enthusiasts in the city.
Of course, 99.9 percent of the items were crafts, with only a tiny handful being genuine. Naturally, those were priced exorbitantly high.
If amateurs hoped to find a bargain, there was only one possible outcome—they would be scammed.
He soon parked at the entrance to Furong Street.
Then he got out and walked into the street.
Shops lined both sides of the road.
"Xu Family Calligraphy and Painting," "Zhang Family Porcelain Shop," "Shengrong Cultural Play Shop"...
He smiled faintly and looked around.
Then he entered one antique shop after another.
Unfortunately, the Glass Ball in his mind showed no reaction at all.
He knew that if an item could be enlightened into a Supernatural Item, the Glass Ball would react.
Clearly, most of the goods in these shops were fakes.
The few genuine pieces were not enough to activate the Glass Ball.
Searching like this was like looking for a needle in a haystack. That would be a serious problem.
Just then, as he arrived at one shop, a Lucky Cat sitting on the owner's desk caught his eye.
The Glass Ball reacted, and the Lucky Cat began to glow.
Well, well. None of the antiques for sale had caused any reaction, yet this little ornament had.
He bent down for a closer look.
It was a rather old Lucky Cat.
It was fairly exquisitely made.
White and multicolored, it had one paw raised in a beckoning gesture.
Lu Cheng stepped forward, put on gloves, and asked the owner, "How much is this Lucky Cat?"
The owner, who had been watching Lu Cheng, froze slightly.