As A Trash Collector, I Collected A Imperial Jade Seal

Seeing their anger, Luo Feng was visibly delighted.

“There’s no difference between your father buying it and you buying it!”

“Oh? Really? Is there a rule that foreign nationals can’t buy properties in your country?” Luo Feng chuckled, “My father happens to quite like your Sakura Nation, especially Nara. The beautiful scenery, the pleasant climate… My father isn’t fond of bustling cities, so he bought this farm. If he has time to travel, this will be his stopover. I’ve made a considerable amount of money, and ultimately, I need to show filial piety to my parents. The money comes from me!”

Listening to Luo Feng’s lengthy explanation, Yamamoto was struggling to suppress his burgeoning rage.

But considering their surroundings and the many people present, he had to forcibly swallow his anger. “Damn, did I hear that right? What’s going on?”

“Has the situation reversed?” “The ownership of this farm belongs to the host’s father?” “When the hell did he buy it?”

“Damn, that’s serious. So all these artifacts belong to our host?” “I’m reminded of a saying: Old Li always fights battles he is sure to win.”

“I’m truly stunned!”

The Chinese fans in the livestream room were ecstatic at the news.

They had worried that all these artifacts would be taken away by small-town forces.

But now, haven’t they ended up belonging to Luo Feng?

These artifacts were exceedingly numerous.

Luo Feng stood to make a massive profit this time.

“Alright, Governor, the farm was purchased by my father, and everything inside it now belongs to him. I plan to move these artifacts out!”

“If it’s convenient, I would like to ask your office to provide some protection. After all, these artifacts are quite valuable!” Luo Feng did not turn off the livestream.

The current livestream was his best protection.

If the people of Japan had any integrity, they wouldn’t dare to blatantly back out under the watchful eyes of the livestream.

After all, everything belongs to Luo Feng’s father, and this would hold true anywhere.

Luo Feng then walked into the farm, entered a room, and casually unlocked a box.

Inside were some bronze vessels.

They all appeared to be from the Western Zhou period and the Warring States period.

Governor Yamamoto watched this, his heart torn as if by a knife.

“Mr. Luo, may I ask, where did these artifacts come from?”

Suddenly, a journalist posed this question.

All the netizens perked up their ears, wan ting to understand what was going

on.

This question was definitely a focus of attention.

Luo Feng responded, “They have always been here.”

Upon hearing this, Yamamoto’s heart chilled. This statement implied that these items originally belonged to them, but Luo Feng found them first and promptly purchased the farm’s ownership rights.

With this realization, Yamamoto was filled with despair.

He could hardly accept this reality.

So many treasures had been under their noses, yet they hadn’t noticed.

The governor struggled to maintain a semblance of a smile, eager to leave immediately. At that moment, he didn’t want to see Luo Feng or his delighted face anymore.

Their small nation seemed to be a joke.

Again and again, they were played for fools by Luo Feng.

And the kicker was, they had been delighted just moments ago, thinking Luo Feng had done them a great favor by discovering all these artifacts.

They had inquired with the local land bureau, who claimed the farm was state-owned.

This had been the case for decades, so the local bureau chief simply agreed.

What they didn’t know was that within such a short period, not more than a month, Luo Feng’s father had bought the property.

Such a minor change was naturally overlooked, and it was normal that the bureau chief didn’t know.

“Mr. Luo, these artifacts need a good conservation environment!”

Someone from the Nara Museum spoke up.

“Yes, indeed!”

Of course, Luo Feng understood what they wanted to say. So he called Long Jianfei, “Mr. Long, please come over with your team. Contact our people to come and move the artifacts and prepare for the handover!”

“Now it’s settled, I’ve called our team over. I’ll need everyone’s assistance then!”

Luo Feng would allow them to assist, but he would never let them be solely responsible.

Otherwise, it would be easy for artifacts to be replaced. If they were to return home with a pile of replicas, who would they complain

After all, they had allowed him to take his things away. If the items turned out to be fake, who could he blame?