But then, as if on purpose, the woman asked again, "Second Master, do you see anything good here?"

As soon as the woman asked the question, everyone else perked up their ears, not daring to speak openly, but secretly hoping to hear a few words.

Cat then glanced at the table in front of her. It was covered with a variety of things, scattered haphazardly, including jade, porcelain, bronzes, calligraphy and paintings, and even more miscellaneous items such as inkstones and candlesticks.

However, these things carry some yin energy... to varying degrees.

Cat raised an eyebrow slightly and glanced at the stall owner who was sitting there silently.

It wasn't hard to guess who this stall owner was... Among the eight professions, many were underground businesses, things that couldn't be brought to light.

Mu Jin remained silent, seemingly unwilling to acknowledge the woman.

"Sister, what good things do you want? You'll have to ask me that. When has Jin Er ever said anything?" Ye Mingshi teased.

The woman chuckled and said, "But if I could get a word of guidance from Second Master, wouldn't that be a huge bargain? Although I know Second Master doesn't speak often, I still have to keep in touch."

Ye Mingshi searched on the table, picked out a painting for her, and said with a smile, "Sister, this is good."

The woman opened it in front of everyone, and everyone craned their necks to take a look. Immediately, many people couldn't help but burst out laughing, and they echoed her with ill intent.

"Great! This is really great!"

"Very good."

"The imagery is so vivid and lifelike that it makes you want to eat it just by looking at it."

The woman glanced at it too, her expression unchanged, her smile still as perfect and alluring as ever. When her bewitching eyes looked at Ye Ming, she said, "Young Master Ye, tell me, what's so good about this painting?"

Ye Mingshi commented with an air of seriousness: "Look at how delicate the brushwork is, how vivid the depiction is, how smooth the lines of the figures are, how lifelike the expressions are, how the details are so well done, how there is movement within stillness, it can be called the pinnacle of human figure art. Sister, it would be great to take it home and hang it at home or to keep it as a collection."

Ye Mingshi's words were so insightful that even Maomao couldn't help but lean over to look, but she didn't see anything...

Mu Jin suddenly covered her eyes and pulled her back.

Cat pulled his hand away and just then saw the woman slowly roll up the painting, only to see a few words in the lower left corner: "Spring Night with Madam at the Flower House".

Suddenly, the cat asked Mu Jin, "What did that painting depict? Why won't you let me see it?"

Mu Jin frowned. "Why are there so many questions?"

Besides, how would he know? Before the instructions were even in his mind, his hands had already moved.

Cat leaned closer to Mu Jin and whispered, "I know, it's an adult game picture."

Mu Jin glanced at her and saw that in those clear, bright eyes, there was a cunning hidden beneath the innocence. "Adult game image, how could you even think of that?"

Ye Mingshi chuckled softly and said, "Kitty, this is the first time I've heard someone describe erotic pictures in such a fresh and refined way... Don't always whisper to Jin Er, I can hear you."

Cat pouted, "You know I was whispering to Ah Jin, so just pretend you didn't hear me."

As she spoke, the cat glanced at the woman from before; she had actually bought that erotic picture!

"Sister hasn't left yet; it seems she brought a lot of money today," Ye Mingshi said to the woman from earlier.

The woman said, "It's rare to see Second Master, why not buy one too? What if we make a profit?"

While speaking, the woman only looked at Mu Jin.

Cat frowned. Ah Jin was already so aloof, yet someone was still persistently flirting with her. She was slightly annoyed...

He glanced at the table, picked up a piece of carnelian and gave it to Mu Jin, then took the inkstone and a jade bracelet and gave them to Mu Jin as well.

Mu Jin looked at her.

The cat slightly raised its chin. "I think everything is fine."

Mu Jin's lips seemed to curl slightly. He lifted his eyelids, glanced at the woman opposite him, and placed the three items in his hand in front of her. "They're all good stuff."

The woman, somewhat flattered, said, "Second Master personally picked it out for me? Is there really such a good thing?"

The others immediately took notice of the three items and began to discuss them amongst themselves.

"This carnelian is indeed extraordinary; I've been studying it for quite some time now."

"The inkstone is also quite nice, with a small dragon carved in the center, extremely exquisite. The ink has already stained the stone, and it flows out on its own when it comes into contact with water..."

"The jade bracelet is also nice; it's the best piece of jade here today."

Those whom Mu Jin pointed out all made bids.

Buying things here is different from buying things in the factory buildings. Prices are all given out blindly. They are written on a piece of paper, handed to the stall owner, and then the stall owner sells the item to the highest bidder.

Before long, all three items found buyers. Only the carnelian went to the woman; the other two were bought by others.

The woman held the carnelian in her hands, seemingly reluctant to let go. Indeed, carnelian was more likely to attract women.

The woman smiled sweetly at Mu Jin and said, "Second Master, thank you very much. When you come to Feng City in the future, you must come and find me."

After saying that, the woman gave the cat a slightly provocative look, as if she didn't take her seriously at all and just regarded her as a little girl.

Cat shook her head, thinking that the resentment in that red jade marrow was formidable; if she took it back, she would surely fall seriously ill.

"Is it fun?" Mu Jin suddenly asked.

The cat grinned and said, "It's fun."

"Are you satisfied?" Mu Jin asked again.

The cat replied, "I'm not satisfied."

"What else do you want?" Mu Jin asked.

Cat said carefully, "She keeps looking at you. She must want to play adult games with you. Cat wants to gouge her eyes out."

Mu Jin suddenly tapped the cat on the head.

Cat rubbed her head, her eyes darkening slightly. She had been too presumptuous today; why had she blurted out the truth? It must be because Ah Jin's hands were so warm that she had gotten a little carried away.

"Where are the things you brought?" Mu Jin suddenly asked.

The cat looked up and realized that the words were being spoken to the silent stall owner.

The stall owner glanced at Mu Jin, then bent down and, after a while, took out a cotton bag and slowly opened it.

Everyone, their curiosity piqued, turned to look.

But when the cotton bundle was untied, it turned out to be a small wooden box, causing everyone to frown.

"This box... is it just average? I just saw a dressing box that was a bit better than this."

"It's not even good timber. I thought it was some amazing piece of wood to be reserved for the grand finale."

For a moment, everyone lost interest, but since Mu Jin had ordered it alone, a few people still wrote down the price, just in case they could snag a bargain.

The cat raised an eyebrow. This box... is also a Luban box!

It looks ordinary, but it has a lot of secrets inside!

At this moment, Mu Jin handed the cat a piece of paper.

"What do you want me to do with this?" the cat asked.

Mu Jin said calmly, "Don't you want it?"