"Secondly, a genuine piece by Grandmaster Mu Lan should contain a certain Dao rhythm that calms the mind, promoting tranquility and longevity, which is extremely beneficial to Martial Practitioners. However, this painting lacks that entirely. Instead, it has some invigorating spices mixed into the paint to temporarily clear the mind. But in reality, these spices are not suitable for long-term exposure and can be very harmful to the human body over time."

"Thirdly, Grandmaster Mu Lan always liked to write the final stroke of the character 'Lan' in reverse when signing his works, but this painting doesn't have that. Therefore, this painting must be a forgery."

"So, when I say this painting isn't worth fifty taels of silver, I'm actually being generous. The cost of forging this painting probably didn't even reach ten taels of silver."

Of course, Terra Su had one final, most crucial point he hadn't mentioned: in his previous life, during his lowest moments, he had the chance to meet Grandmaster Mu Lan by a stroke of luck, and they became close friends despite their age difference. They spent a lot of time together discussing and studying painting techniques.

It was precisely because of their close relationship in his past life that Terra Su knew Grandmaster Mu Lan had never created a painting like this, let alone something called "Cloud Dragon Watching the Sea."

This was why Terra Su could assert with absolute certainty that this painting was a fake.

His words had a profound impact on everyone present.@@novelbin@@

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