Charlie nodded, anxiously awaiting feedback from Jasmine Moore alongside Lin Waner.


    Jasmine proved to be quite efficient. Within just a few minutes, she sent an ORD document to Charlie.


    As Charlie opened the document, he noticed Zhou Liangyun’s nationality listed. One column indicated China, while another stated Aurous Hill, leading him to suspect that this information was likely fabricated.


    He continued to review the resume, but found itcked credibility throughout.


    Zhou Liangyun imed in his resume that he had been involved in the antique business in China for over 20 years. He mentioned starting a stall to sell antiques in Panjiayuan, Yanjing, andter moving around the country, working various roles including antique vendor, antique shop manager, and even in a factory that produced low-end cultural toys.<h3 style="background-color:DodgerBlue">


    Notably absent from his entire resume was any mention of him having left China.


    However, a photo featuring him and his father clearly showed them in Queens, USA.


    To make matters worse, in thenguage proficiency section, Zhou Liangyun only listed Chinese, omitting any mention of English.


    Given that he had lived abroad for over 20 years, it was likely that he had a goodmand of English, which is also a valuable asset in the job market. The omission raised suspicion that he might not want others to know about his time abroad. Furthermore, in the education section, Zhou Liangyun stated that he had onlypleted high school.


    From the persona conveyed by this resume, it appeared that he was a high school student who had not seeded in the college entrance examination and continued on a different path. Nevertheless, with over two decades of experience in the antique industry, he could certainly be considered a seasoned expert.


    After reading through it, Charlie shared his frustration with Lin Waner (ni), saying, “I suspect that most of the content in this resume is probably fabricated.”


    Lin Waner (ni) offered a bittersweet smile and replied, “The ve family thinks that with so many details, perhaps only the name ‘Zhou’ is genuine. His surname should indeed be Zhou, especially since the father’s name appears as ‘Chou’ on the back of the photo.”


    Charlie inquired, “Do you think his first name might be legitimate?”


    Lin Waner shrugged. “The ve family believes it’s highly unlikely.”


    As she pointed to the name on the resume, she smiled wryly, saying, “Sir, his name is Zhou Liangyun. Good luck! Isn’t that just a stroke of luck? When tranted into English, it sounds quite amusing!”


    “Though Liangyun is amon name in China, why does it have to be him? Why is it the father-inw who presented the young master with a jade pot and spring vase, indirectly enabling him to obtain the ‘Nine Mysterious Heavenly Scriptures’? This same name is associated with the person who helped the young master rise to greatness?”


    From the perspective of the Nu family, this name was likely given to the young master with a particr significance…<fn28c9> Discover more novels at Find_Novel(.</fn28c9>