In the hall, Xie Yanzhou's attention was focused on Nan Qianyue. He followed her gaze to the north side of the Jiazi Hall, where the eldest son of the Southern Prime Minister was located.

"Qianqian, is that your younger brother?"

Nanqianyue nodded, "Yes, my cheap little brother."

Xie Yanzhou chuckled softly, "You told me before that your name was He Qianqian, but it turns out it was a fake name."

Nanqianyue raised an eyebrow, staring at his smiling eyes and serious expression, which didn't seem like he was lying.

He continued laughing, "Actually, I lied to you too. My name isn't Zhang Zhouzhou, it's Xie Yanzhou."

Upon hearing this, Nanqianyue couldn't help but laugh.

Zhang Zhouzhou? What was he thinking, coming up with such a ridiculous name?

Her laughter landed on the observation deck of the Gold Ship, Qin Yi's eyes turned frosty, and the teacup in his hand shattered again.

The woman in green silently took two steps back.

"Pingyuan doesn't need a diamond drill; it can find a point within the blade of a sword."

The auctioneer's voice rang out again, and everyone looked toward the stage, where they saw a gleaming dagger with a golden scabbard.

"This dagger is forged from a diamond, which is made from a rock at the bottom of a hundred-foot-deep body of water in the Western Regions. It is indestructible."

"Starting bid: 5,000 vehicles!"

Nanqianyue looked at her younger brother again and saw that he was staring at the dagger with shining eyes.

So that's what he was after.

Does he have that much money?

“Miss, the young master’s schedule is very full. Without the Prime Minister’s special permission, he wouldn’t have time to come out,” the woman in green said, stating the facts.

Nan Qianyue lowered her eyes and said calmly, "It's alright, let's see what he's going to do."

"Ten thousand taels!"

Nanqianyue raised her eyes, and in the time it took to say a few words, the price went up. Tsk.

She was actually somewhat looking forward to seeing if her younger brother would get his beloved dagger.

"Twenty thousand taels!"

Wow, someone actually doubled their money!

But the voice didn't come from the auctioneer; it came from upstairs.

The moon, migrating south, gazed curiously...