The Son-in-law Begins from Reincarnation.

Summary

In a high-stakes auction, Yuan Nan Jing's bottle of red wine fetched an astonishing 87,000, causing Ye Tian Yi to scoff at the price for a no-name wine. The next item, a painting attributed to Wang Jun Feng, was initially priced at 300,000. As the auction progressed, Ye Tian Yi, who had a hand in guiding the creation of the painting, pointed out its flaws, igniting anger among the attendees, particularly Feng Jian, Wang Jun Feng’s top disciple. After a tense confrontation, Ye Tian Yi defended his viewpoint and cleverly shifted the blame onto Yuan Nan Jing, challenging the auction's integrity and questioning the understanding of art among those present.

Full content