Rebirth of the Real Daughter: The Max Level Boss is a White Lotus

Manager Wang couldn't help but feel more awe and admiration for Zhou Lianhua.

He bowed his head slightly and saluted Zhou Lianhua to show his respect: "Miss Zhou is really a hidden talent. Wang admires you."

Zhou Lianhua smiled slightly and didn't say much.

"Ms. Zhou, could you tell me how you knew this painting was a fake?" Manager Wang quickly spoke up.

"Yes." The painting appraisers behind Manager Wang naturally came forward, looking curious and wanting to know the answer.

They had been studying it for such a long time but hadn't found any problems. They didn't expect that this woman could find the flaw with just her naked eyes.

This is simply unbelievable!

Zhou Lianhua looked at Bai Yu, as if asking for his opinion.

Bai Yu nodded at her, indicating that he could talk.

She stood up and walked to the landscape painting.

White, slender fingers gently stroked the scroll.

"The brushwork and technique of this painting are not right either." Zhou Lianhua continued, "Song Dynasty landscape paintings focus on artistic conception and artistic conception, and there should be a natural and smooth feeling between the brushwork and ink."

"Although this painting is a lifelike imitation, the use of brush and ink is too stiff and rigid, lacking the agility and naturalness."

Zhou Lianhua said, lightly touching the painting with her slender fingers and pointing out a detail, "Here is the flaw in the brushwork technique."

"The ink used in the Song Dynasty was mainly pine smoke, which was dark and steady in color. However, the ink used in the signature of this painting is lighter in color, with a barely noticeable hint of brown."

Zhou Lianhua paused, a complex emotion flashing in her beautiful eyes.

"This ink color should be a new type of ink that appeared in the late Ming Dynasty, called 'Drunken Immortal Ink'."

"Drunken Immortal Ink?" Manager Wang was confused, and the appraisers behind him looked at each other, obviously none of them had heard of this kind of ink.

Zhou Lianhua took a deep breath and said slowly, "I saw this ink in an ancient book. It is said that a master ink maker got it by chance after getting drunk, so he named it 'Drunken Immortal Ink'."

"This ink has a unique color, but because the formula has been lost, there are very few left in the world. I didn't expect to see it here today."

Speaking of this, Zhou Lianhua's tone became a little more melancholy, as if she saw the distant past through this scroll.

Bai Yu stood quietly beside her, taking in every subtle change in her expression.

He knew that she must have remembered something.

Everyone came forward and looked carefully at where Zhou Lianhua was pointing.

Sure enough, the brushstrokes in that place seemed particularly abrupt and out of tune with the surrounding brushstrokes.

Manager Wang and several appraisers were all stunned. They didn't expect that Zhou Lianhua could see such a subtle difference with just the naked eye.

They couldn't help but admire Zhou Lianhua very much.

"Ms. Zhou is amazing!" Manager Wang praised sincerely.

"Yes, Miss Zhou's eyesight is amazing!" Several other appraisers also echoed.

Zhou Lianhua gently stroked the scroll with her hand.

Her movements were gentle and graceful, as if she were having a silent conversation with the painting.

But suddenly I realized that I also wrote these words, but I imitated them when I was lonely during the Ming Dynasty.

"Ms. Zhou, this painting..." Manager Wang spoke cautiously, breaking the moment of silence.

"This painting should be a copy."

"A copy?" Manager Wang was stunned for a moment, then suddenly realized, "Miss Zhou means that this painting is a copy of a famous Song Dynasty artist's work?"

"The person who copied this painting, which is also an antique, was a painter from the Ming Dynasty. His skills were so superb that he could almost make the fake look real, but it was still a little lacking in quality."

"So that's how it is." Manager Wang suddenly realized, and his admiration for Zhou Lianhua increased a little more.