What? You said that Wang Xiaofei took away four famous paintings worth more than 100 million Taiwan dollars in front of Big S? Oh my God, he really did this thing! You must know that Big S is a thoughtful master, and he usually doesn't even have a sloppy eye, so how can he make a mistake in such a big matter? What a big drop in his glasses!
When Wang Xiaofei and Da S divorced, the two of them hated to eat each other alive. Big S could keep an eye on it at that time, but he was afraid that Wang Xiaofei would hook up with her girlfriends and run away. Who would have thought that she would turn a blind eye to the four precious famous paintings worth hundreds of millions of dollars, and let Wang Xiaofei quietly take them away.
You see, among them is the famous portrait of Martin Luther, which was once purchased by Zhang Lan at a high price at an art auction. There is also Andy Warhol's classic work "Little Electric Chair", as well as the masterpiece of Chinese painting master Li Keran. These paintings are all masterpieces in the palace of art, and they are worth a fortune just by selling them.
Big S turned a blind eye to these babies at that time, which is really unbelievable. Do you think, if she had found out earlier, Wang Xiaofei just wanted to look at these paintings more, and she would have to stare at him 10,000 eyes! Unfortunately, at that time, she was only concerned about keeping an eye on cash and jewelry, so how could she care about those "broken paintings"?
After the divorce, Wang Xiaofei left the stage with her paintings, and Da S woke up like a dream, knowing that he had missed a huge sum of hundreds of millions of Taiwan dollars. She was immediately so angry that her beard was messed up, and she found a lawyer maniac and opened a round of legal battle against Wang Xiaofei.
It's a pity that Big S's sharpness is gradually no match for Wang Xiaofei's city government in the court. It turned out that the former owner of these four famous paintings was Wang Xiaofei's own mother Zhang Lan, and it stands to reason that Wang Xiaofei took them away from Da S's house, which is not a theft.
Big S's legal team finally fought a battle of wisdom, and in the end, they couldn't even put a bad idea on the table, and they could only sulk secretly. There are some "inside information" circulating on the Internet, saying that Big S's staff fled, but they didn't confess this key evidence to the court, and directly buried Big S's lawsuit.
In desperation, Da S could only tearfully record this unintentional defeat for the time being, and secretly sacrificed the hideous oath of "I will go all out to recover the famous paintings in the future", thinking that in this way I can raise my eyebrows and keep the last dignity.
Hey, actually, even if you chase the four paintings back, it won't help. First, the grudge entanglement between Da S and Wang Xiaofei has already torn the last face, and secondly, if the original proposition of the painting had really wanted it, he would have directly asked Wang Xiaofei to go back, and Da S was completely motivated by enthusiasm.
Although this farce seems to have come to an end, the after-dinner talk in the market is far from subsided. Regarding how Wang Xiaofei took the famous painting under the eyes of Big S, everyone expressed their opinions and had different opinions.
Some people speculate that the reason why Wang Xiaofei was able to escape the eyes of Big S must be because of the help of the inside. They think that only if Wang Xiaofei's cronies take care of everything for him in advance, he can succeed so quickly.
Some people also speculate that the reason why Wang Xiaofei dares to shout to catch a thief is because he knows too much about Big S. He knew that Da S was a master who valued profit over fame, and he didn't pay attention to those "powerless" paintings at all, so he made a desperate bet and gambled.
Coincidentally, some people are amazed by Wang Xiaofei's "vast magical powers". They believe that the reason why Wang Xiaofei can be insatiable is because of his clever methods, and the city government is unfathomable. Even the extremely smart big S can't escape his restraint.
Which statement is more credible? It is up to the readers to judge and taste for themselves. But no matter what, this farce undoubtedly shows a profound truth: you still have to think twice before acting on a major marriage matter, otherwise you will cause a big disaster and reap the consequences.
Although the battle for famous paintings is at an impasse for the time being, I believe that this is by no means the end. In the teahouse, everyone has their own guesses, and what kind of new curtain will the truth be revealed? Let's wait and see!