Back at the auction house, yunfan is furious that he has lost 70 million yuan. He has a plan: he'll pretend to be an official from the Cultural Heritage Administration and sell the nine-dragon jade cauldron. He'll also lose the right to own the cauldron. Ooh, how brilliant that is! . . Just wait, he says, and he will pay you back for everything you've done to him. The jade is big enough to restore the five elements. It's sad that the cauldron hasn't used up all of the gathered spirit. Mr. yang, the junior sister of yan, comes in with a bunch of gifts from yan. She says that yan has given him the nine dragon jade cauldron as a token of thanks. She tells him that if he doesn't accept these gifts, he will be kicked out of the sect. He says that he's not a collector of antique cauldrons, but that he can accept the gifts as long as he accepts the cultural relics that are in his possession. He shows Mr. Yang all the documents he has, including the auction records, to prove that he is selling cultural relics for personal gain, not for profit. , . he says that the documents prove that each of the bronze vessels in his yard is proof of his illegal trading of cultural relics. He tells them to go take the items. He also says that a man named Xueming yang sent them here, promising to give them 100,000 yuan each if they can get the documents notarized. They say that all of these items were acquired through legal channels. If you still need any of the items, just let them