For this very reason, those antique python-skin erhus from decades ago, which had lost their practical value and could only be treated as collectible art pieces, were highly speculative on the black market. Besides the difficulty in replicating their materials nowadays, they also carried additional values, such as being previously owned by renowned artists, which definitely increased their worth.
Therefore, the erhu left by Old Man Zou, if placed on the black market, would certainly fetch a high price.
However, seeing how composed Zou Fan was, it was quite apparent he was already aware of the erhu's whereabouts. Inviting Feng Yi over might have just been a formality for appearances' sake. It was very likely that the erhu would not end up on the black market.
Watching Zou Fan quickly adjust his emotions, freeing himself from regret and sighs, Feng Yi felt considerable admiration.
"You really have a great mindset," Feng Yi said.
