The antique market in West Capital City is world-famous, mainly because West Capital has been the ancient capital of sixteen dynasties, with countless treasures buried underground.
In the past, due to lax government supervision, unlucky thieves ran rampant, emptying the ancestors' treasures.
After the underground antique business was reorganized, it went public, with each opening antique shops and engaging in legitimate business.
Thus, an antique street gradually formed. Besides high-end stores, the middle of the street was also full of stalls.
Now, the sky has already darkened, and most shops have closed and ceased operations, so the street is naturally quite deserted.
The antique business is particular about having no business for half a year but eating for three years once it opens. An antique piece, when encountering a generous buyer, can yield profits that are jaw-dropping.
