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Clary didn't know what Aria planned on doing next. After all, it wasn't appropriate for Aria to reveal her identity on "Exploring Farshya".Those appearing on the show were from the cultural scene, and Mindy held a considerable advantage. Few had the privilege of encountering cultural relics, but Mindy, as an apprentice of a renowned relic restorer, was an exception.Clary felt a twinge of concern for Aria. "Ms. Carver, maybe you should familiarize yourself with these relics beforehand?"Aria appreciated Clary's concern and didn't refuse the suggestion. She casually flipped through the informational booklet, her mind elsewhere. After all, she had uncovered some of the cultural relics, but revealing the unique cases the Special Missions Unit dealt with wasn't appropriate.Aria expertly maintained her composure, making it hard to read her emotions. Owen and Mindy's presence seemed to have no effect on her.…Meanwhile, Leon was far from composed. Although he kept his feelings priva

The spotlights illuminated the stage, revealing the host, elegantly dressed in a stunning gown amidst the dazzling setting.Unlike other variety shows, this one exuded a sense of cultural richness produced by the esteemed Farshya Channel. The host smiled warmly. "Welcome to our studio audience and everyone watching at home! You're tuned into 'Exploring Farshya'."Today, we honor the brave souls whose untold stories linger on as we present relics steeped in history and timeless romantic tales left behind by the Farshyan people. Let's welcome our guests!"First, we have Professor Hugh Meaux, an expert in poetry with extensive knowledge of the Heoburg and Ponad eras. He serves as the deputy director of the Cultural Relics Museum and will be with us throughout the recording to witness the restoration of 18 cultural treasures."Next, meet Mindy Carver, the youngest cultural relic restorer in the field. Don't let her age fool you. She's already restored hundreds of artifacts and accompan

At that moment, the audience engaged in lively discussions."Can anyone tell which ones are real?""I can't. They all look genuine to me."The host had mentioned that there were counterfeits among the items, suggesting there were several to choose from.After all, differentiating genuine cultural relics requires more than just a few books. It demands a deep familiarity with authentic artifacts. Perhaps only a few heirs from elite families had the privilege of that experience. For ordinary folks like them, distinguishing the real from the fake was nearly impossible."I doubt Leon would know the difference either.""He's just a celebrity who sings and dances. It'll be hard for him.""Only true experts can identify these relics. What's a celebrity like him doing here anyway?""It all depends on who he brought along."Celebrities might not have the expertise, but they could afford to hire professionals. Still, even Leon's wealth paled in comparison to Mindy's."Exactly. She's the

After thinking for a moment, Keith responded, "This is probably the reality for those who lack a strong background. But things are different now."Nowadays, actors and singers often come from wealthy families. Sometimes, I overhear employees grumbling that they work for the rich by day and then have to watch their spoiled kids entertain them after work."Keith caught Warren's glance and quickly added, "Mr. Carver Senior, I didn't mean you. You're certainly wealthy, but you're different."It was rare to see Keith so flustered. Nervously, he adjusted his glasses.Warren wasn't offended; he was merely curious. "But doesn't Leon have a huge fan base? From what I've seen in reports, his fans have strong purchasing power, and his commercial value is high.""Mr. Leon is indeed talented and well-known internationally. But despite that, people still mock him. Audiences tend to be more forgiving to those with affluent backgrounds."Keith raised his hand, showing Warren a video on his phone

For a long time, people who were more educated used their knowledge to look down on those less educated, as if being well-read made them inherently superior. Yet, many of them owed their education to their parents' hard work.Knowledge was never meant to be a tool for bullying the weak.However, times have changed, and so have people's mindsets.Dylan shook his head politely. "Youngsters today can't handle a bit of advice. I don't mean any harm by it. You should just focus on proving me wrong, right? No need to get angry."Dylan then glanced at Mindy helplessly. "I don't understand the entertainment industry. Did I say something wrong?"Mindy gently tugged at Dylan's sleeve. "Mr. Soller, let's just focus on our own matters. I know how much you care about cultural relics, and I share your frustration about people taking advantage of them."But there's been a misunderstanding. I'm sure everyone here has the same good intentions in mind for participating in this show."Mindy even g