From the Start, I Sold Fakes in Panjiayuan and Made Foreign Devils Weep

Zhong Li transmigrated to the Dragon Kingdom after the Reform and Opening Up and acquired the Counterfeiting System. He set up a street stall in Panjiayuan to scam foreigners.

A Qianlong-era imperial kiln dish with sacrificial-red glaze.

A Daoguang-era vase with a yellow enamel ground, painted with phoenixes dancing among peonies on a glass body.

A gilded standing statue of Shakyamuni from the Great Ming.

How could the foreign devils be allowed to take away the cultural treasures of our Dragon Kingdom?

If you want to find a bargain, you have to be ready to get scammed.

And that wasn't all. Zhong Li also intended to bring home the finest national treasures scattered abroad!

He forged the Ark of the Covenant of the Jewish people in exchange for a Yuan blue-and-white jar depicting Guiguzi descending the mountain.

He forged the Three Sacred Treasures of Sakura Country in exchange for a Tenmoku tea bowl with a kiln-change glaze.

Thanks to Zhong Li's efforts, one after another of the Dragon Kingdom's treasures, exiled overseas and hidden from the world, returned to their homeland.

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