The question that sparked curiosity across both China and the Land of the Rising Sun revolved around a single notion:
Would Luo Feng be able to claim these numerous treasures?
Their worth was substantial, to say the least.
Even laymen, oblivious to the intricacies of antiquities, could grasp the inherent value of gold and silver.
These treasures held astronomical value.
"If the host, and his partners, were under a contract to unearth specific items, wouldn't those finds belong to the streamer?"
"That proposition wouldn't hold water either!"
"Consider this, the property hasn't been claimed for ages! In Japan, unclaimed properties typically default to government ownership. Once the state stakes its claim, any finds by the streamer become moot. This isn't some unmarked burial ground; it's a house!"
"So, to strip it down to its essence, the streamer can't claim any of these treasures, correct?"
As for such arguments.
