"If there's no intention of rebellion, why didn't you surrender the treasure to the National Treasury?" Cen Hong was the quickest to recover from the shock, and immediately questioned.
"After all, this treasure is something my father risked his life to preserve. Isn't it right for my Tong Family to treat it as private property?
During the years of war, whoever seized something got to keep it.
If the Yang Family seized Mount Jiang, then the world belongs to the Yang Family.
If they obtained the treasure, then the treasure is theirs.
Even if there was a cultural heritage protection law in later generations, it's not a crime to not submit to the state.
The prevous dynasty's National Treasury was a result of the robbery committed by his father on his own.
Transporting it here was undertaken by his mistress mother.
This is their property. Why should they surrender it?
The "Daqi Law" doesn't state that hiding the previous dynasty's National Treasury is a crime, does it?
