What attracted her was not the image itself, but the signature in the lower right corner.
The signature consists of only one seal, engraved in small seal script, with very rounded turns in the strokes.
The headmaster followed her gaze and praised, "You have excellent taste. Although we don't know who made this seal, we can be certain that the person is a master seal engraver..."
Princess Zhaoyang, however, had no interest in listening to his analysis and eagerly asked, "Where did this painting come from? Where is the artist?"
"Let me check."
The headmaster quickly replied: "This painting was created by an old embroiderer from Juncheng, Baihe Prefecture."
Princess Zhaoyang immediately led her entourage to Juncheng.
Upon arriving in Juncheng, she quickly found the old embroiderer and asked her, "Who carved the seal for your paintings?"
Upon hearing the old embroiderer's reply, she rushed to the Li family without stopping.
Yi Sheng had just come out of the mansion gate and wanted to go to the vegetable market to observe the white fish sold there so that he could paint them.
Seeing a group of people rushing towards him, he quickly stood by the roadside and waited for them to pass.
The group stopped beside him.
A stunningly beautiful woman with a heroic bearing dismounted from the lead horse and walked straight toward him.
He looked at the other person with a puzzled expression.
For some reason, the more I looked at it, the more familiar it seemed, and a strong sense of joy welled up inside me, quickly spreading throughout my body.
This feeling was somewhat unfamiliar, yet it reassured him greatly.
It was as if he had been surrounded by this joy for a long time.
He stared blankly at the woman standing before him, and asked in bewilderment, "Who are you? Have we met somewhere before?"
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