Chapter 270 Evidence

It was said that he once painted a fan for elderly chess players in a small town park just because he lost a game to them. Later, many people offered high prices to buy those fan paintings, but the elders refused all offers. Only one elder agreed, but the fan mysteriously disappeared from a wealthy family’s home and never returned to the elder. Since then, rumors spread that Xuanjing's paintings could only be obtained by those destined for them. Subsequently, many imitations of Xuanjing's paintings appeared on the market. Even though they weren't originals, capturing even a fraction of Xuanjing's style made them highly appreciated and enough to deceive those who didn't understand calligraphy and painting. Therefore, Schaefer's ability to obtain such a large painting from Xuanjing, and two at that, showed his unusual relationship with the artist. Looking at the brushstrokes and the unique blank spaces on the painting, it was clear that it was indeed Xuanjing's work. “This is the f