The Son-in-law Begins from Reincarnation.

Summary

Feng Jian feels a cold distance from his master, Wang Jun Feng, during an auction event where Wang's breakthrough painting is showcased. The auction begins, but initial bids are low until Ye Tian bids fifty thousand for a previous painting. The atmosphere shifts dramatically when bidding for Wang's new painting escalates to over thirty-eight million, with Yuan Nan Jing ultimately securing it for forty million. Meanwhile, Ling Yue is captivated by an antique hairpin, prompting Ye Tian to offer his help in bidding, despite her initial reluctance. The scene is charged with tension and admiration for Wang's artistry, highlighting the complexities of relationships and the auction dynamics.

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