Seeing Chris's firm attitude, Peter couldn't help but tell him "Lordr, you must not have any head-on conflict with the Routhchild family because of me."
"If you don't bear it, you will mess up the big plan…"
Chris nodded his head "Uncle, don't worry."
"Now the enemy is overt and covert. It can be said that it is easy to make the Routhchild family look bad and make them uncomfortable."
After saying that, Chris looked at Peter and said "Uncle, I still want to make them look bad."
"I want to ask you to answer some questions for me."
Peter said hurriedly "Young Lordr, just ask it."
Chris quickly asked "I also want to know how my father touched the "Nine fundamental Celestial Scriptures Preface" and "Nine fundamental Celestial Scriptures?"
"In addition, how did my father get involved with Warriors Den?"
Peter sighed "Your father had a similar experience to you."
"The process of him obtaining the "Nine fundamental Celestial Scriptures Preface" is similar to yours."
"The process of obtaining the "Nine Mysterious Scriptures" is very similar."
Chris thought of some information that his uncle once said, and asked in surprise "Did my father also get the "Nine Mysterious Scriptures Preface" from an antique?"
"Yes." Peter nodded heavily.
Chris quickly asked "What exactly happened?"
Peter said "You got the "Nine Mysterious Celestial Scriptures"."
"It was your father who entrusted me to bring the "Nine Mysterious Celestial Scriptures" to you."
"butyour father got the "Preface to thefundamental Celestial Scriptures" by complete accident."
As he spoke, he explained in detail "Back then, your father, similar to me, also liked to study the Book of Dynamics and all kinds of Springsen antiques."
"sohe often came to Queens at that time. He came to see me in the store."
"andwe often studied some antique cultural relics together."
"At that time, I had not yet started to recover cultural relics lost overseas for Springs."
"I was just doing antique business. However, your father had been doing this."
"soit was only later that I was influenced by him and began to work with him to help those precious Springsen cultural relics return to Springs;"
"Because we had common hobbies and common ambitions, your father and I became very good friends."
"During that time, our family's antique shop encountered a lot of troublesafter another, and was plotted by many people."
"It was only thanks to your father's help that we were able to overcome the difficulties."
"He is the benefactor of our family."
Speaking of this, Peter sighed, recalled for a moment, and spoke eloquently "one day more than 20 years ago, a down-and-out British aristocrat came to our store in London."
"Because he encountered a major change, he was anxious to liquidate many antiques and cultural relics in his family."
"A huge part of the antiques came from Springs."
"He Knowing that our family is quite professional in Springsen antiques, came to us and hoped us to pack up all the Springsen cultural relics from him"
"At that time, I flew to London specially to participate in the evaluation."
"There were a total of 400 Springsen cultural relics in the house."
"Eighty-seven pieces, among which there were indeed many good things."
"There were more than 12 pieces of blue and white porcelain from the andMinie dynasties alone."
"In addition, there werevery precious pastel pieces, and there were many other official kiln porcelains from theMinie and Quiznosang Dynasties;"
"In the antique market, blue and white porcelain and pastel are the ceiling of porcelain."
"andthe price has always been very high."
"Official kiln is also synonymous with quality and high price, and the price is also very strong;"
"In addition, there were a couple collections that were clearly recorded by the Quiznosang court, and the price was even more expensive;"
"For such a huge number of ceiling-level cultural relics, even if it was packaged at a discounted price."
"The other party's loWests price would have been more than 200 million USD 20 years ago;"
"Although our family's business scale was relatively huge back then, the antique industry was a very capital-intensive project after all.
"The family property may have been worth over a billion or even billions of USD."
"buta huge part of it was the inventory in stores all over the world."
"If you really want to spend 200 million USD, you really can't do it;"
"And also, in the antique industry, you can't liquidate the inventory too quickly."
"The more inventory you have, the more calm you have to be;"
"Because The antique industry, similar to the stock market, is most afraid of concentrated selling."
"I can buy10blue and white porcelain from all over the world at once."
"The more I buy, the higher the price of blue and white porcelain on the market."
"butI absolutely cannot sell them at once, other collectors of blue and white flowers may panic."
"andthen sell accordingly, smashing the price of blue and white flowers to the ground;"
"So, even if we wanted to sell things at that time, we couldn't raise funds."
"Realistically, otherwise, the profit from this order may have been lost invisibly due to our own behavior of dumping the market."
"In addition, the time period of the mortgage loan was relatively long."
"sowe almost couldn't afford this order at that time;"
"At that time, I know that your father was also very interested in antiques."
"soI wanted to get him into a partnership. 1stly, it could solve the problem of funds on hand for me."
"and2ndly, we could make a lot of money together, because I estimated at the time that when I brought in the antiques."
"If we then bought it back to Kolsprings and auctioned it to domestic collectorsafter another."
"There would be absolutely no problem in clearing out and recovering US$350 million inyears;"
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