Liu Yihang showed no mercy, beating the drunkards so badly they couldn't get up.

It's worth mentioning that Jerry is also quite skilled at it, fighting with great ferocity, which suggests he used to do this kind of thing often.

After the fight, the two smiled at each other and then left the bar.

Through this incident, Miao Cuihua deeply felt the difference between China and Britain.

Chinese people are more simple and honest. Although they may not be able to leave their doors unlocked at night, they are always at ease when they are out and about.

London is a paradise by day and a hell by night, especially for women.

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Jerry arrived early to pick them up and take them to the auction.

Liu Yihang and his companions were dressed in new clothes, looking just like elites from high society.

The auction organizers were very accommodating, arranging the best seats for them, providing fruits and snacks, and even having dedicated waiters to help them hold up their paddles.

The auction was quite interesting, showing them many strange and unusual things and indirectly giving them a lot of insight into the local culture.

For example, they also saw the bone china cup they had found in the castle earlier in the auction.

According to the auctioneer, this is a complete set of bone china tableware, a set of tableware that the king bestowed upon the viscount many years ago.

The only downside was that the entire set of tableware was there, except for one coffee cup.

Therefore, its value is greatly reduced.

Liu Yihang and Jerry exchanged a smile.

Finally, Jerry used Liu Yihang and the others' identities to purchase this imperfect set of tableware.

He plans to buy the whole set and then find a suitable buyer, as this will be much more profitable than selling individual cups.

Liu Yihang exclaimed, "Jerry is a born businessman."

The preceding items were all unimportant and didn't interest Liu Yihang much. It wasn't until then that the climax of the auction truly began.

Cultural relics from China have arrived.

Liu Yihang saw that there were many people from China in the venue, who must have come for these cultural relics.