Upon hearing this, Zhang Moyan and Xiao Xingyu exchanged glances. It was obvious that Wang Wenlong wanted to test their abilities.

"How about it?" Wang Wenlong glanced back and forth at the two young people in front of him, and then suggested playfully, "How about we follow the principle of ladies first and let the young lady go first?"

Zhang Moyan paused for a moment and tried her best to remain calm.

Although she is willing to delve into the knowledge of porcelain, she hasn't even touched the threshold of porcelain yet. Now asking her to identify whether it is real or fake... she can't even do that even if you put a knife to her neck!

At this moment, an arm came across and snatched the brocade box away.

"In our family, we follow the principle that women stay back," Xiao Xingyu said with a smile, "I'll just take a look."

"Oh?" Wang Wenlong raised his thick eyebrows like leeches. "Xiao Xian Nephew, you're still trying to be a hero and save the damsel in distress after you've already gotten married?"

Wang Wenlong is indeed a man who has experienced all kinds of things in his life. He saw the clue immediately and pointed it out without saying anything.

Zhang Moyan clenched her hands on her legs guiltily, only to hear Xiao Xingyu smile unfazed and say, "Captain Wang, are you really going to split up the family property for us two? She looks at me the same way!"

Wang Wenlong did not object.

Zhang Moyan held her breath and watched Xiao Xingyu lean forward and approach the brocade box. With a very beautiful gesture, he gently picked up a porcelain bowl with his thumb and middle finger, looked at the sole of his foot, put it down, picked up the second one, looked at the sole of his foot again, put it back in place, and picked up the third one.

"Okay," Xiao Xingyu put the third porcelain bowl into the box and pointed calmly at the first bowl he had seen. "This is a genuine Ming Chenghua style bowl."

Wang Wenlong's drooping eyelids suddenly opened: "So fast?"

Yes, it was really fast, less than 30 seconds! Looking at what Wang Wenlong had just done, Zhang Moyan really didn't expect Xiao Xingyu to be able to give an answer so quickly.

Wang Zhongguo said worriedly, "Nephew, do you want to confirm it again? There's no time limit..."

"Dad, my brother Yu doesn't need it! His eyes are magic mirrors!" Wang Zhongguo's next words were interrupted by his son who pressed his arm. It was like he had witnessed the mental state of a die-hard fan.

Xiao Xingyu waved to Wang Zhongguo, leaned back in his chair in an extremely relaxed manner, and cast his gaze on Wang Wenlong: "Captain Wang, I hope my eyesight hasn't ruined the Xiao family's reputation, right?"

Wang Wenlong couldn't say anything else, because the surprise he just blurted out showed that Xiao Xingyu's answer was completely correct.

"How did you figure that out?!" Wang Wenlong jumped off his chair in disbelief. "These three bowls were brought out by an antique collector at our local treasure appraisal convention. The experts from the capital took a long time to examine them before confirming them. How did you identify them so quickly?"

"My brother Yu is an expert!" Xiao Wa yelled as if he had seen a fool. "A world-class expert! Experts from the capital are nothing!"

"He's exaggerating," Xiao Xingyu pressed his hand towards Xiao Wa, straightening his sitting position under Zhang Moyan's inquiring gaze. "It's not too difficult to identify a genuine Chenghua mark. The characteristics of the Chenghua mark are 'the large characters have pointed round heads, not high, and the character Cheng has a hard stroke that reaches the waist. The character Hua has a flat, slightly pointed tip, and the character Zhi has a horizontal, step-over knife. The character Ming has a pointed, sun-shaped tip, and a fat tip, and the character Cheng has a point with a shoulder and waist.' You have to know that the porcelain-making craftsmanship of the Ming and Qing dynasties was extremely specialized, and porcelain styles were always written by specialized craftsmen. Therefore, inscriptions on ceramics from the same kiln of the same era are often made by the same person. Even if they are not made by the same person, the inscription font style is basically the same due to factors such as the era and environment. No matter how skilled the imitators are, they often only resemble the appearance but not the essence. The inscriptions on the three bowls here all six characters meet this standard, except for the first one on the left."