In the farm, treasures that had been scattered throughout Cherry Blossom Country were discovered. These treasures, whose names could be identified within their museums, were genuine, while those displayed in the museums were undoubtedly counterfeit. They were certainly housed in Luo Feng's farm.
Major museums were in an uproar, their protests resembling the cries of pigs, and their cries were unbearable.
People watching online berated the museums, accusing them of using counterfeits to deceive the public and claiming it was a money scam. The museums felt unjustly accused, knowing nothing of the situation but still having to bear the blame. Was this not maddening?
Some informed netizens attempted to explain, but who cared? Public opinion, such a capricious thing, was difficult to handle through mere explanations. People assumed that those trying to explain were hired by the museums. In short, they were accused of deceiving everyone with counterfeits.
