What? The triplets in my belly are villains?

Since Joker appeared in the Grand Eagle Museum, he has appeared in the Metropolitan Museum of Art in the United States, the Louvre Museum in France, the Guimet Museum, the Palace of Fontainebleau, and the Tokyo National Museum.

The Metropolitan Museum of Art houses a large collection of ancient Chinese cultural relics, including a variety of exquisite wood and stone carvings from the Northern and Southern Dynasties to the Yuan Dynasty, as well as exquisite bronze wares from various periods since the Shang Dynasty.

The collection of calligraphy and paintings is even richer, and the Metropolitan Museum of Art is also the museum in the United States with the largest and finest collection of Chinese calligraphy from various dynasties.

The Chinese paintings collected by the Metropolitan Museum of Art are of high quality and quantity. In addition to Chinese paintings from various dynasties, the Metropolitan Museum of Art also has a collection of Chinese porcelain from various dynasties, ranging from early celadon and white porcelain, Changsha kiln and sancai porcelain from the Tang Dynasty, the five famous kilns of Ding, Ru, Guan, Ge and Jun in the Song Dynasty, to blue and white porcelain and underglaze red porcelain from the Yuan Dynasty, and blue and white porcelain, red glaze, yellow glaze, doucai, wucai and ink color porcelain from Jingdezhen during the Ming and Qing Dynasties. There are many types and most of them are fine products.

France is the second largest center in Europe for the collection of Chinese cultural relics after the British Empire. The National Library of France, the Cernuschi Museum and the Palace of Fontainebleau all have a large collection of Chinese cultural relics.

The Louvre is the place in France where the largest collection of Chinese cultural relics is located. The Louvre Museum has a collection of more than 3 Chinese cultural relics, especially painted pottery from primitive society, bronzes from the Shang and Zhou dynasties, and porcelain. The Louvre also has a collection of more than 6000 fine porcelain pieces from various dynasties in China and more than 200 paintings from the Tang and Song dynasties.

There are as many as 2 Chinese cultural relics in the Guimet Museum, including printed books, calligraphy and paintings, jades, bronzes, ceramics, accessories, etc. Cultural treasures dating back to the Spring and Autumn Period and the Warring States Period and to the Yuan, Ming and Qing dynasties can all be seen here.

The Palace of Fontainebleau in France is one of the largest royal palaces in France. It houses more than 3 precious cultural relics including famous paintings from various dynasties in China, gold and silver jewelry, porcelain, incense burners, chime bells, gemstones, gold and silver wares, etc.

There is a Chinese Pavilion in the palace, which was built under the supervision of Empress Eugenie during the reign of Napoleon III. The pavilion displays thousands of art treasures including ancient paintings from the Ming and Qing dynasties, gold and jade jewelry, ivory carvings, jade carvings, cloisonné pagodas, etc. Most of these collections came from the Old Summer Palace and were trophies presented to Emperor Napoleon III and Empress Dowager Montopon, the French commander-in-chief.

Among Western museums, the one that collects and exhibits the most and best treasures from the Old Summer Palace is the Fontainebleau Palace in France. The Huaxia Pavilion in the palace can be said to be the Western reproduction of the Old Summer Palace. The Old Summer Palace cultural relics collected in the museum have not been officially open to the public, and visitors are not allowed to take photos, so many details are unknown.

The island nation is the most greedy country to plunder Chinese cultural relics. According to official Chinese statistics, from 1931 to the end of the Anti-Japanese War in 1945, 1879 boxes of cultural property, 360 million pieces, were looted by the island nation, and the number of Chinese cultural relics lost to the island nation is incalculable.

流失海外的3万枚甲骨片，就有1.3万枚被掠至日本。现代统计海外失落名画已查录的有2.3万件，其中在日本的就有1/3。

There are also countless cultural relics in private hands. If you were to count them, the total number of Chinese cultural relics abroad is much greater than that in China.

Yin Zhiwei did not miss a single one of these things that are not usually seen.

She doesn't care whether people are allowed to visit, enter, or take pictures. She is a thief, what use are these rules to her?

In order to confuse the public, in addition to these major museums, Yin Zhiwei also robbed some museums that were less well-known but had valuable collections.

They were all things belonging to other countries. She was giving them a taste of their own medicine, letting them experience the feeling of having their cultural relics stolen in large quantities.

There's nothing you can do, that's right!

She would not give other countries the opportunity to use this reason to control China through public opinion.

It just happens that there are more Chinese things in your museum, it's because you have fewer things.

Do they think they are right to exhibit Chinese cultural relics in their own country?

After successfully retiring, Yin Zhiwei quickly exchanged a portal in the mall and returned to his home after achieving his goal.

She doesn't take planes or any other means of transportation that would reveal her identity. In order to prevent them from discovering her identity, she has no choice but to use this method.

Who made her cheat?

Go ahead and check it out. It would be strange if you could find it!

I quickly changed my clothes, lay on the bed and read the public opinions online. It was already a huge uproar.

In just a few days, Joker did so many things that it is hard not to think that this was the work of a super powerful gang.

But no matter how much netizens speculate, they are just watching for fun. After all, this kind of thing has little to do with them, but the discussion is indeed very positive.

There are all kinds of speculations on the Internet, some saying she is an alien, some saying she is a superhuman, and some saying she is a person who traveled back from the future.

There are also reports that she was originally a Chinese on Earth, but later traveled to a world of immortals, and then traveled back again, bringing the world up her sleeves to seek revenge.

There are so many different speculations and opinions, and they sound like true stories that you could write novels and publish books about them.

Yin Zhiwei lay on the bed and clapped her hands, saying, "Well said, the more chaotic it is, the better. The more chaotic it is, the further away from the truth it is. She would love that."

'Hello everyone, I am going to take a break now. The money I have earned during this period is enough for me to enjoy for the rest of my life. I will let you know when I want to continue my activities next time.'

'Friendly reminder, please do not imitate this thief, after all, you don't have the ability to do it. All imitators should be careful in what they say and do, and be careful not to get caught~'

As soon as Yin Zhiwei released the message, netizens who had been waiting for a long time immediately began leaving messages in the comment section.

[God, you think too highly of us. We can’t imitate them even if we want to. We can’t even enter their museums.]

[If it were me, I would have been caught the moment I had the thought. I bow down to you.]

[What a pity, the master is no longer continuing. I still want to continue worshipping the master’s demeanor.]

[We still don’t encourage this behavior, otherwise you will be really punished]

[But for us Chinese, I can only say one thing to the Master: He did a great job.]

[According to the grapevine, our country’s museums have been very busy recently. They have collected several waves of cultural relics one after another. All the experts have been mobilized. This is the first time I have seen so many experts gathered together. The museum is almost full. I feel like my eyes are going blind. I don’t know whether I want to see people or cultural relics.]

[I also received this news. My father works in a museum. I got this information from him. It is said that all the Chinese cultural relics that the great god robbed were sold to us Chinese. Some of them were even given to us directly without spending any money.]

[Hahahaha, buy it, buy it. Our great master has worked so hard to transport the cultural relics back from abroad, shouldn’t he get some money? We Chinese have money! If the great master wants money, I can transfer some to you, just as a way to support your work]

[Dayi upstairs!]