Landscapes, fish, insects, and characters all contribute to a captivating charm.


    The paintings created by the ancestors of the Jiang family, while rooted in traditional Chinese styles, stand out for their intricate and detailed representation. This meticulousness brings the figures, including Mason, to life, making them appear remarkably real—even the long beards swaying gently in the breeze seem extraordinarily lifelike.


    It’s possible that during the Tang Dynasty, artists didn’tmonly add inscriptions to their work. Charlie noted the absence of any inscriptions on these paintings, yet he felt deep down that if this artwork were ever revealed to the public, its extraordinary style would likely create quite a stir in the art world, gaining poprity far and wide.


    In fact, the unveiling of this painting could very well lead to a reshuffling of the rankings of renowned painters from the Tang Dynasty.


    However, Charlie had no intention of sharing this artwork. He resolved to keep it safe and private, ensuring that once he returned to Aurous Hill, no one would see the painting.<h3 style="background-color:DodgerBlue">


    After admiring the piece for an extended period, just as Charlie was about to roll up the scroll, he suddenly sensed a faint fluctuation of energy emanating from it.


    This revtion sent a chill down his spine!


    ording to Mrs. Jiang, this artwork was created by her ancestor in hister years.


    Given his old age, it was likely that he had long since parted ways with Mason.<fnb2c9> Discover more novels at Find~Novel</fnb2c9>


    Furthermore, the Jiang family’s ancestorcked the ability to harness spiritual energy. Aside from consuming a couple of rejuvenation pills to extend his life beyond the average lifespan, it was virtually impossible for him to possess any spiritual energy.


    This implied that the painting he produced in his twilight years should be devoid of any such energy.


    Yet, Charlie could distinctly sense a subtle trace of spiritual energy within the painting. He pondered to himself, “Could this energy have been left by Mason? Perhaps the Jiang family was unaware that Mason returned at some point!”


    With this thought in mind, he regained hisposure, channeled some of his own spiritual energy, and carefully enveloped the painting to trace the source of that faint energy.


    Before long, he discovered the origin of the aura located at the head of Mason’s portrait.


    Filled with excitement, Charlie utilized his aura to connect with it. The moment their energies intertwined, a vivid image flooded into his mind, seen from a first-person perspective!


    In this vision, a grand funeral was taking ce in a mountain vige. The attendees were not dressed in contemporary clothing but wore garments reminiscent of the Tang Dynasty.


    Charlie recognized thendscape and realized that this mountain vige was, in fact, the same one where Mrs. Jiang resided.


    Moreover, the vige depicted in the vision appeared far more prosperous than it does today. It featured an impressive wooden courtyard, adorned with intricately carved beams and painted structures, showcasing the hallmarks of a wealthy family.