"What does this mean? First, you started making imitation porcelain, and now you've started imitating seals. Will you start imitating the Four Treasures of the Study, calligraphy and paintings, and bronze ware after a while?"
Thinking about how Cai Jianxuan and his group had actually made such a "good" plan, Chu Chen couldn't help letting out a cold laugh. These people were far too greedy. They wouldn't stop until they ruined the entire antiques world!
Some people might wonder: How could someone as clever as Cai Jianxuan not understand the principle of draining the pond to catch all the fish? What benefit could ruining the antiques trade possibly bring him?
It was true that many people understood the phrase "draining the pond to catch all the fish," but some people were simply strange. They clearly knew such behavior was wrong, yet they couldn't resist the greed in their hearts. They only cared about the benefits right in front of them, taking endlessly without leaving themselves any room to recover.
Moreover, people like that were quite common in real life. Even intelligent people were no exception. That was the difference between a clever person and a wise one. Clearly, Cai Jianxuan couldn't be called wise. With his skills alone, he could have lived quite comfortably. Why else would he have ended up like a stray dog now?
Regardless of what Cai Jianxuan was thinking, given the harm he had caused the antiques world, Chu Chen was determined to get rid of him as quickly as possible. Naturally, the seller who had sold these items to Jia Yuqiang entered his sights as well.
Seeing that Jia Yuqiang had completely lost his spirit, Chu Chen didn't question him right away. Instead, he appraised all the remaining items.
The other things in the box