Shrewd, but reputation comes first
In the official profile, Lu Wenxiu is known for sharp negotiating, yet he never hides a flaw in any piece, believing honesty builds more lasting trust than any single sale.

Jet-black hair gathered into a high topknot with a small celadon jade crown, the rest falling loose to the waist. Refined features and a focused gaze as he raises a celadon bowl to the light.
A white wide-sleeved robe under a long sea-green sleeveless overcoat fastened with green knot buttons, a black sash hung with a small abacus and a green jade tassel, dark grey trousers, and a white glove on the hand holding the porcelain.
An elegant porcelain shop. Through a round window, branches of white blossom and distant pavilions are visible, while shelves and tables inside are crowded with celadon vases, jars and bowls, with more celadon in the foreground.
In the official profile, Lu Wenxiu is known for sharp negotiating, yet he never hides a flaw in any piece, believing honesty builds more lasting trust than any single sale.
He knows antiques deeply, and the gesture of lifting a piece to the light to read its glaze is the character's most recognisable image.
The antiques market is full of intrigue, and his refusal to earn a single coin he shouldn't creates real dramatic tension.
The rival's business keeps growing while Lu Wenxiu insists on pointing out every crack, and the two approaches are bound to collide.
Lu Wenxiu could easily profit, but chooses to teach them how to read the piece first.
A possible opening: a wealthy guest offers a high price for the finest bowl in the shop, and Lu Wenxiu points out a tiny hairline crack in its base right in front of them.
Someone brings in a flawless vase, and the longer he looks at it, the more certain he is it should never have reached the market.
The little abacus never leaves his side, until the day he deliberately gets a sum wrong for the first time.
Historical trade rivalry, antique-appraisal mysteries and marketplace tales about integrity and human ties.
The jade crown on the topknot, waist-length black hair, the white robe with a sea-green overcoat, the abacus and jade tassel at the sash, and the celadon bowl in hand.
A light touch is enough. Details like glaze colour and crackle add credibility, but the profile cares more about his honesty than encyclopaedic expertise.