Transaction (Part Two)

Thinking of the humiliating history that had brought disgrace to his country, Chu Chen's excitement over the large number of precious collectibles he was about to see turned sour. It also made him angrily decide that he would butcher Vincent like a fattened pig later!

At that moment, Wu Ke looked at the dazzling array of collectibles before her and asked, "Mr. Vincent, may I ask how many collectibles you have here in total?"

Vincent said proudly, "Ever since my ancestors first became interested in your country's porcelain, they have devoted themselves to collecting these marvelous objects. Up to now, we have nearly thirty thousand pieces of porcelain here. Including artifacts from other categories, there are nearly thirty-five thousand pieces in total. And I can guarantee that every one of them is genuine."

"Thirty-five thousand pieces!" Wu Ke cried out involuntarily when she heard the number.

Chu Chen was equally shocked by the figure. So many collectibles truly were an unattainable legend to ordinary collectors. However, when Vincent claimed that everything was genuine, Chu Chen was quite dismissive. In just that brief time, he had already found three fakes.

Of course, considering the proportion of fakes, that was already quite impressive.

But speaking of fakes suddenly made Chu Chen pause, because it reminded him of the candlestick that contained the last part of the treasure map.

"Could that candlestick be among these collectibles?"

Thinking of his own good luck, Chu Chen immediately felt that it was quite possible. He hurriedly looked around, hoping to find a clue about the candlestick. However, no one could remain lucky forever. By the time Vincent led them to their destination, Chu Chen had found no clues at all—only even more fakes than before.

Vincent opened a cabinet in front of them, then pointed at