The Real Young Miss's Secret Identities Revealed-Chapter 35

“I like your drawings very much…”

The girl wearing black-rimmed glasses and carrying a backpack ran to Jiang Man’s side and said nervously.

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She was a second-year in high school who liked drawing, Hu Miao. She usually liked Fox comics and was a die-hard fan.

“This is a collection of my drawings! They are all your works…” She rummaged through her bag and took out two booklets, handing them to Jiang Man.

“I have been learning your style. This is my painting. Can you take a look?”

If she could get comments and pointers from her idol, it would definitely be helpful to Hu Miao. She was a little nervous and expectant.

“What is this?!”

Jiang Man, who was in a bad mood, saw her take out the crumpled paper and pushed it away in disgust.

“You have the nerve to take it out when you are painting like this?” Jiang man said arrogantly as if Fox was really her.

Hu Miao was an introvert, so it was not easy for her to muster up the courage to talk to her idol in front of everyone.

At that moment, Hu Miao was being ridiculed, so her eyes turned reddish and she lowered her head. Her face was red like a tomato and tears were about to fall.

“Can I have a look?”

Jiang Li walked to Hu Miao’s side and patted her shoulder gently, conveying some encouragement.

These paintings seemed to have no structure and were somewhat abstract, but they actually had the profound meaning that the artist wanted to express.

An artist who had a unique style and energy was something that could only be encountered by chance and not sought after.

When Jiang Li saw Hu Miao, she had a feeling that she wanted to cherish Hu Miao’s talent, so she stepped forward to help Hu Miao.

“Okay, here you are…” Hu Miao handed over the paintings.

Jiang Man’s lackey crossed her arms and said sarcastically, “You’re just a country bumpkin from the countryside. How can you understand a painting?”

“So what if I’m from the countryside? You’re from the city, but you can’t even speak human language.”

Jiang Li was being sarcastic. Jiang Li looked at her angry face and ignored her.

“There are too many traces of copying Fox in your style, so you’ve lost your own characteristics and meaning. Your basic skills are very good, and you have your own ideas, so you can totally follow your own way…”

“If you blindly imitate, your highest achievement will only be to be second to Fox, and you will never be Hu Miao.”

No matter how realistic the high-level imitation was, its value would not surpass the original author, because a fake was a fake.

Many people did not understand such a simple principle, including the woman who stole Jiang Man’s paintings but was able to hold her head high, Jiang Man.

“Thank you!”

Hu Miao’s eyes turned from blank to clear, The parts that she could not figure out had been pointed out by Jiang Li with just a few words.

It was a feeling of enlightenment!

“You’re welcome.” Jiang Li looked at the woman who was staring at her with a bitter look in the distance. She deliberately said in a voice that could be heard around him, “Although I’m not as good as her, I know the principle of being humble. It seems that the expert is really different…”

Those two casual lines reminded everyone of Jiang Man’s attitude just now, and they started to discuss secretly.

Jiang Li felt that someone was staring at him from afar. She looked around and found that it was Fu Jiuxiao.

He had not left yet? After buying the painting, was he going to sell it on the spot?

“Let’s go…” Jiang Li and Su Tongtong left the art exhibition without much interest.

On the contrary, Fu Jiuxiao looked at Jiang Li’s back thoughtfully. Her words just now had hit the nail on the head.

There was even a hint of an expert’s attitude. “How much more are you hiding from me? This is getting more and more interesting,” Fu Jiuxiao said in a low voice as he looked at Fox’s printed introduction at the bottom of the magazine’s serial page. “Could that person that even I couldn’t find be you?”

“Ninth Master? Are we going back?”

The assistant looked at him and did not dare to interrupt him.