Ah Da was a little confused and continued to ask Wei Lan, "But if the auction sells flawed items to others, aren't they afraid that people will find out and come back to settle accounts?"
"In any auction, three parties are involved: the auction house, the buyer, and the seller. The goods are provided by the seller. Wanrong is just a middleman collecting venue fees. If there are issues, at most they'll earn a reputation for poor quality control. Most of the responsibility lies with the buyer and the seller," Qin Yu spoke indifferently. "Wanrong's approach has the benefit of low risk, but the downside is a poor reputation. However, it's not a significant issue, as most of those who are deceived aren't genuinely passionate about antiques."
Wei Lan snapped his fingers and praised, "I didn't expect Third Young Master to have such a deep understanding of the antique trade. Maybe you should get involved too."