Chapter: 5862

Ye Chen thought to himself, "I suppose the person Song Wántíng spoke of as having a deep understanding of antiques, being humble, and well-mannered was actually Zhou Liangyun's true identity. As for the one who got angry after dropping the jade vase, scolded your father-in-law, and spoke disrespectfully to himself - that was just his disguise..."

Just then, Song Wántíng on the phone asked him, "Master Ye, why did you suddenly start thinking about Zhou Liangyun?"

Ye Chen smiled, saying, "Oh, no reason at all. I was just chatting with friends and happened to think of this person's situation."

As he spoke, Ye Chen asked again, "By the way, can you find some information on this person for me?"

"Okay, Master Ye!"

Ye Chen hung up the phone and told Lin Wánér, "Wait until I get the data. It's a hassle for you to send it to Uncle Sun and ask him to help me check all of this person's files."

Lin Wánér said without hesitation, "Don't worry, ma'am. I'll let him know right away."

Ye Chen nodded and waited anxiously with Lin Wánér for Song Wántíng's feedback.

Song Wántíng's efficiency was high as well. A few minutes later, she sent Ye Chen a document.

Ye Chen opened the document and saw that the nationality field wrote "Huá Xià" (China) and the hometown field wrote "Jīnlíng" (Gold Mountain), so he knew this data had a high probability of being fake.

As he continued to read, the personal biography of Zhou Liangyun inside the document lacked any credibility.

According to the biography, Zhou Liangyun was involved in antique-related work within the country for many years. He said that over 20 years ago, he sold antiques at Pan Family Garden in Yánjīng (a place name), and later went on to work as an antique merchant, store manager of a antique shop, or even a factory producing low-end cultural relics.

The entire biography never mentioned him leaving China once.

But the photo with his father was clearly taken in Queen's County, USA.

What's more surprising is that language-wise, Zhou Liangyun only wrote in Chinese, without writing English. As someone who has left the country and has been away for over 20 years, his English should be decent, and English is also a plus when it comes to finding a job. He had no reason not to write it on top, unless he never intended for people to know that he's left the country.

Moreover, in terms of education, Zhou Liangyun wrote that he only went as far as high school.

According to this biography, this is a setup for someone who failed their college entrance exams and then spent years fighting to make a name for themselves in the antique industry. Although not part of the academic circle, they still have decent practical skills after accumulating over 20 years of experience in the antique industry.

After reading it, some people were disheartened. Lin Wenr said to her, "I think most of the content in this biography is fake."

On the side, Lin Wenr smiled wryly and said, "I think there are so many words here that maybe only the character 'Zhou' is real. His surname really is Zhou, after all, his father's name was written as 'Chou' behind the photo."

Lei Chen asked her, "Do you think his name could be real?"

Lin Wenr shrugged and said, "I think it's absolutely impossible."

As she pointed to the name on the biography, she sighed and laughed helplessly. "Prince, he's called Zhou Liangyun, Liangyun... isn't that just a euphemism for good luck? In English, it would be 'od ck'!"

"Although the name Liangyun is not rare in Chinese surnames, why did it have to be him?"

"Why would he, the one who gave his father-in-law the jade vessel and indirectly led him to get the 'Nine Heavens Scripture' and encounter the Wind-Hiding Dragon, be called Liangyun?"

"As I see it, this name probably was given to you by someone for the sake of... your son." JrNovels.com