Chapter 237 [237] We Fell Into that Guy's Trap

"Hush!"

Tang Feng saw Jiang Zi coming over here, and hurriedly winked at her, asking her not to say anything.

If the people in the antique street knew that she was his... friend, then all the previous efforts would be wasted.

The two walked out of the antique street one after the other and came to a hidden corner.

"You are so mysterious, what on earth are you doing?" Seeing him so mysterious, Jiang Zi always felt like a thief.

"Don't worry, I don't want you to do anything bad, I just want you to help me buy some antiques." Tang Feng saw her on guard and was speechless.

"Buy antiques? Why don't you buy them yourself?" Jiang Zi was a little confused.

"Because once they see me, they will drive up the prices." Tang Feng answered helplessly.

"Why?" Jiang Zi was even more puzzled.

"Maybe, because I'm too famous."

"..."

Jiang Zi felt very speechless. What kind of answer was this?

Tang Feng had to explain the matter briefly.

Jiang Zi was dumbfounded. It was the first time she heard that someone would cause so much trouble because of being too famous.

This should be what they often call Versailles, right?

"Come with me to the antique street later, and we will pretend that we don't know each other. Then I will show you the antiques that need to be purchased at each stall, and you buy them for me."

"Oh."

Although Jiang Zi felt that it was a bit unreliable, she still agreed.

Tang Feng didn't say anything more and walked towards the antique street first. Jiang Zi pretended not to know him and followed him from a distance.

"Hey, beautiful girl, you are here to buy something? What do you like? Since you are so beautiful, can I give you a discount?"

When Jiang Zi appeared at the antique stall, the stall owner's eyes were immediately attracted to her.

Tang Feng, who was standing aside, was completely ignored.

Is this a beauty trap?

Tang Feng was thinking about all sorts of things in his mind, then he squatted down pretending to be calm, picked up the printed bowl from the Yaozhou kiln of the Northern Song Dynasty on the stall, and looked at it carefully for a moment.

He pretended to knock it twice, and then put it back.

He stood up and walked to another stall.

Jiang Zi immediately understood, and looked at the bowl twice more, and after remembering its appearance, he followed her to change her destination.

After Tang Feng came to another stall, he did the same thing, picked up a Kangxi blue and white lotus and phoenix tail vase, pretended to look at it for a long time, and stood up again.

It took about half an hour to finally finish looking at all the objects prompted by the system.

There were eight pieces in total, the cheapest one was 200,000, and the most expensive one was worth more than 700,000.

The total value was about 5 million.

The rest of the work was handed over to Jiang Zi.

Tang Feng found a cool corner and waited for her good news.

Jiang Zi was also doing this for the first time, and she felt a little guilty.

Walking to the first stall, she stuttered, "Boss, how much is this basin?"

Fortunately, the boss was so dazzled by her beauty that he didn't notice her panic. Instead, he patiently explained, "Beauty, this is not a basin, it's a bowl. If you like it, just give me 10,000."

"10,000? Can...can it be cheaper?" Jiang Zi didn't know much about the antique business. After she finished speaking, she blinked her big eyes and looked at the boss.

The boss suddenly felt his bones softened, and laughed silly twice, "Okay, 5,000."

Jiang Zi immediately paid the money happily and ran towards Tang Feng holding the big bowl.

"I bought it, look." She was like a child who got full marks in the exam, holding the big bowl that was almost the size of her head to show him.

"Well, not bad, keep up the good work." Tang Feng subconsciously rubbed her head.

Jiang Zi wrinkled her little nose, her pretty face blushed a little, but her heart was sweet.

After handing the big bowl to Tang Feng, she ran to the next stall.

With the first successful experience, she became more and more familiar with it.

It took about twenty minutes to buy all the antiques that Tang Feng asked.

And the money spent was less than half of what Tang Feng estimated.

Every time she blinked her big eyes, the stall owners would immediately soften their hearts and halve the price.

Tang Feng couldn't help but sigh that beautiful women would indeed be treated preferentially.

On the other hand, handsome guys could only be envied.

It seems that next time this happens, Jiang Zi will have to help.

"Are these things really that valuable?"

Jiang Zi looked at the antiques she bought, full of doubts.

These antiques were full of traces of time, either old or tattered.

She really couldn't see what was valuable.

"Of course. If they were not valuable, why would I spend so much effort to buy them?" Tang Feng looked at the pile of antiques greedily, as if he was looking at a peerless beauty.

He upgraded the system last night, and now there is only a small amount left in his bank card.

Now with these treasures, he can finally become a millionaire again.

"Help me get it."

Tang Feng handed her a few lighter pieces of calligraphy and paintings, and took the remaining heavier ones himself.

Just as the two walked a short distance, they heard someone shouting behind them.

"Oh, we were all fooled. Those antiques were bought by Master Tang."

"What? Master Tang is too cunning, right? He actually played a trick with us?"

"I'm so angry. Those things must be very valuable, otherwise he wouldn't have to spend so much time on them."

"Oh, we fell into that kid's trick..."

Tang Feng couldn't help laughing wildly when he heard the curses of a group of people behind him.

Jiang Zi followed him and became more and more confused.

She rarely saw Tang Feng smile so happily.

Is this antique so attractive?

It seems that I have to study it more in the future, so that I will have more common language with him.

Hmm? Why do I want to have a common language with him?

The more she thought about it, the hotter her face became, and she didn't dare to think about it any more.

Only you know this matter.