Extremely important schedule items are lined up one after another.
His speech during the journalist's interview is genuinely not an act.
Now even some billionaires interested in investing in art who want to meet with Sir Brown might have to book two weeks in advance.
The emperor won't care about a beggar's fate.
Online painters like Detective Cat, who can't make it on stage, really aren't worth the sect leader of "Oil Painting" magazine's thoughts.
He just instructed each shareholder to slightly guide the public opinion, then went on to his own busy affairs.
The chairman still inwardly mocked Anna's delusion of trying to make a turnaround with a fairy tale book.
The genuine collectors who can put up large amounts of money to decide the art market's direction, some choose to believe their own eyes, while others choose to believe authority. Ultimately, when there's a conflict between the two, most buyers will still choose to believe in authority.
