Because he had an appointment with Officer Li, he sent her to the coffee shop: "Give me my phone. I'll pick you up after you finish your talk."
She reached out to take his phone and then went into the cafe. She always suspected that this man was using all means to monitor her.
Officer Li and Shan Cong were very surprised to see her like this. Shan Cong asked, "Did you have a car accident?"
"You guessed it right," she sat down and asked the waiter for a cup of coffee, "you have a discerning eye for price."
"You can still joke, it seems like everything should be fine," said Officer Li.
"Not bad. Yesterday you said you could find a way to get that bronze artifact out."
"Of course you can, but it requires some formalities." He glanced at her and said, "Why don't you tell me how you want to use this thing?"
The waiter brought the coffee, said thank you, and then began to explain his plan: "There are only two kinds of people who can go to the ancient tomb. One is to get rich, and the other is to explore the secrets of the ancient tomb."
"What do you mean?" Shan Cong asked.
"If they're motivated by some kind of gain, whether it's from someone else or through reselling artifacts, they only care about money. But if they're motivated by a story, a piece of history, then they'll definitely know the origins of the bronze artifact, or the story behind it. So, by holding an auction, we can leverage online media to promote this ancient artifact, and by conducting on-site valuations through auctioning without selling, we can gather people who are interested in the bronze artifact, or even those who are targeting it, and narrow the scope of our investigation."
"Isn't this like looking for a needle in a haystack?" Officer Li was somewhat skeptical of this method.
"This should be called Jiang Taigong fishing."
"Those who are willing will take the bait," Shan Cong seemed to understand her intention, "just like two magnets, the cathode and anode will definitely attract each other."
Mu Zishan nodded: "That's about what I mean."
Officer Li thought about it and, although he didn't completely agree with their argument, he felt it was worth a try. This time, he still had to convince his superiors to grant him this authority.
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