True and False Indistinguishable (Cont.)

The statue of Buddha, carved from old amber, had a serene expression and a dignified, imposing bearing. Judging from its style and carving techniques, Chu Chen felt that it should have been made during the Yongle period of the Ming dynasty. From that alone, the statue could be considered exceptionally precious.

More importantly, the amber used for the statue was extraordinary in both texture and color. The statue was also nearly twenty centimeters tall. A piece of old amber that large was not easy to obtain in the first place, which made the statue even more valuable.

Nian Dasha had mistaken the fake amber for something good, while casually tossing the real amber into a corner. Chu Chen found it hilarious just thinking about it.

However, without Nian Dasha, that muddlehead, Chu Chen would never have picked up such a bargain. In a sense, he really ought to thank the muddlehead.

Before long, Nian Dasha came in through the door, cursing and grumbling. There was no need to guess; he had already learned the result Meng Yixian had mentioned earlier.

Seeing this, Chu Chen stepped forward, raised the object in his hand, and asked, "Boss Nian, I'd like to take this statue of Buddha home. How much do you want for it?"

When Nian Dasha saw what Chu Chen was holding, he was slightly taken aback, because he could not even remember when he had acquired it. Of course, although he did not remember when he had received it, that did not stop him from naming a price. With a broad smile, he gave Chu Chen a thumbs-up and said:

"Boss Chu, you really have a good eye. This is a statue of Buddha carved from old amber..."

"All right, all right!" Chu Chen waved his hand and cut him