Sire Shui was part of the generation where time was difficult. According to Su Tao’s thoughts, he only wanted commemorative items from that room like shoes that were worn before or an enamel jar to cause a sensation in the charity auction. However, Su Tao never expected that Sire Shui would be willing to part with something so precious like calligraphy.

This calligraphy was done by the leader who founded the country, and it holds significant meaning and price.

According to the current market price, a piece like this was worth at least ¥50,000,000. Most importantly, this was something with a price tag and not a market. Most of the works were already collected by the relevant departments for museum purposes. This was because the political and historical significance of the work was greater than the skill itself.

Hence, it was shocking that Sire Shui was willing to part with it. If it was someone else, they would definitely not be willing to part with something like this.

With an embarrassed smile, Su Tao asked, “Isn’t it too extravagant...