The Knockoff Museum Drives The

This story is set in a fictional world. The blurb for my new novel, "The Olympic Champion's Sunny Farm," is at the bottom.

Expert: I'm reporting the Yong'an Museum for polluting the antiques scene.

Netizen: How is it polluting the antiques scene?

Expert: Everything on display in its museum is fake.

Visitor: Yeah, we know. Even the owner's surname is "Jia," meaning fake.

Expert: "You know it's fake and you still go? How could modern reproductions possibly convey the flavor of history?"

Netizen: "But I think their knockoffs look more authentic."

Local: "Exactly. So what if they're knockoffs? They never claimed their stuff was real."

Expert: ...

Museum inner monologue: Why pick a fight with someone who just makes models?

Knockoff Museum inner monologue: As long as you don't insist on the originals, we have everything other people have in the antiques business, and even things they don't.

---Upcoming Novel---

They say Olympic gold medals contain a magical power that can fulfill an athlete's lifelong wish.

Su Jinkui had no idea why she was willing to believe such an outrageous rumor.

But as she looked at the young man before her, who had just won a gold medal and was holding it out to her like a precious gift,

she couldn't bring herself to dampen his joy. As his team doctor, she'd accompanied him all the way from rock bottom to the Olympic podium.

At that moment, holding the gold medal, she silently made a wish in her heart:

"I don't know whether the legend about Olympic gold medals is real, but if it's possible, I hope his path from here on out will be a little smoother."

Su Jinkui wanted to return the medal to the young man after making her wish. But the moment she held it out, she returned to the day eight years earlier when she and Wang Zhuoyang first met.

Only this time, unlike in her memories, they didn't begin their doctor-patient relationship that day.

Theme: Protect cultural relics.