Lost Relics Return, and I Have a Transmigration Portal

Lin Feng unexpectedly obtains a wooden door that can let him transmigrate between parallel universes. He steps through it and discovers that he has arrived at the British Museum in a parallel world, one that has become a post-apocalyptic wasteland. Faced with a museum devoid of people, Lin Feng muses, "These treasures belong to their rightful owners. Don't mind if I take them!"

A Ru kiln tripod-shaped box? I'll take it! Yuan dynasty blue-and-white porcelain, and a pair of them? I'll take those too! The Admonitions of the Instructress to the Court Ladies? I'll take that as well!

What Lin Feng doesn't know is that once these artifacts, linked by quantum entanglement, pass through the wooden door and return to his world, the corresponding artifacts that originally existed there will vanish.

A brazen thief! Major artifacts stolen from the British Museum!

The culprit can't be a Muggle. They must be a wizard!

News of the British Museum theft sets the Chinese internet ablaze:

Hello, Mr. Thief! If you need an alibi, contact me. I'll testify that you spent last night at my house with my wife.

Mr. Thief! Are you still recruiting? Please let me join!

Internet users from the Lighthouse Country are outraged, threatening and condemning the theft. But then they turn around and realize: Hey, what happened to the torch in the Statue of Liberty's hand?

This novel and its characters are entirely fictional. Any resemblance is purely coincidental. Do not imitate.