He had accomplished what countless Chinese people wanted to do but could never achieve in their entire lives. When it came to keeping pets, Jiang Siming could be said to have reached the pinnacle.
Unprecedented, and probably unrivaled in the future as well.
Aside from pets.
Every collectible Jiang Siming displayed was enough to make the rich feel ashamed and the poor shed tears.
Especially the "Cursive Script Ping'an Tie," worth more than 1.5 billion, and the "Eighteen Arhats Scroll," worth over 1 billion.
They made all the collectors who loved collecting treasures flock to them.
Many wealthy people and auction houses wanted to contact Jiang Siming, but unfortunately, he simply ignored them.
And because the video was a replay of a recorded broadcast,
some sharp-eyed viewers noticed that when Jiang Siming finished the video with the appraiser and walked out of that mysterious room,
his phone camera unconsciously swept quickly from one end of the collectibles toward the doorway.
During that process, everyone seemed to catch a flash of golden light.
But it had been a livestream at the time, so no one had paid much attention.
Now that the video had been saved and everyone watched it again, they finally noticed something was off.
The room where Jiang Siming kept his collectibles really seemed to contain golden light. What exactly was it?
Many people began playing the video frame by frame, and then the image froze!
After freezing the frame, they saw the scene that had originally flashed by in an instant and clearly identified the source of the golden light.
Gold bars!
Piles upon piles of gold bars!
Gold bars filling the entire room and every shelf!!
They were dizzy. Really dizzy.
Everyone who saw that scene felt a little light-headed.
Gold bars taller than Yao Ming