Although the auction at the Dao Camp lasted only one day, its influence lingered both inside and outside of West Plain for a long time.
It became a topic of great interest for countless people.
What everyone was most curious about was how much silver taels the Dao Camp actually earned through auctioning stolen goods.
Any wealthy merchant who participated in the auction could estimate the answer, and it was no secret.
Then the news spread to everyone.
Common folk would be astounded by the immense wealth, while the aristocrats of West Plain City understood that a Dao Camp with such a lucrative channel could not be restricted by the Daoist Government Office past, present, or future.
In the ongoing power struggle between the Daoist Official and the Dao General, it was obvious that the latter held the advantage.
