Chapter 66: 65. A ssy Small Porcelain Bottle of Fire Chapter 66: 65. A ssy Small Porcelain Bottle of Fire [Photo.JPG. I have to say, this small porcelain bottle is incredibly beautiful; it’s clear that the blogger has put their heart into it.]
[Wow, the landscape on this is amazing. Where did the blogger customize this small porcelain bottle? I really want to get a few myself.]
[So, what exactly is inside the porcelain vase? It’s not dicinal powder, is it?]
By this ti, people had already started posting photos online, and the different landscapes on the small porcelain bottles were enough to spark discussion by themselves.
Soone posted five or six photos in a row, and not a single landscape was repeated.
Even soone posted Tang Shu’s handwritten dication instructions.
[Holy crap, is this the blogger’s handwriting? Such sharp penmanship, it’s gorgeous——]
[Just from this dragon and phoenix calligraphy, you can tell the blogger is a man with grand ideals in his heart!]
[With such extensive dical knowledge, must be an aged dical expert, right?]
[I rember Elder Senior Qin Xian called him ‘junior friend,’ perhaps he’s an old friend too? hhhhhh~~~~]
[No more words needed, just for that fine handwriting alone, we should respectfully call him Elder Senior She.]
[Elder Senior She is too formal, wouldn’t it be appropriate to just call him Uncle She?]
[I heard ‘Uncle’ is trending these days, so… Uncle She?]
[Uncle She 1]
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While everyone was talking, one of the winning fans uploaded a video along with a comnt.
They pulled a huge wave of envy.
[Since you all want to see, then just take a look, that’s all you can do, hhhhh~~ video.]
[Damn, your move is 666, the blogger will definitely block you for this!]
[Blocked without explanation 10086!!!]
The next mont, the netizens started grumbling as they opened the video.
It was a carefully edited video, where a pair of hands opened a delicate express box and took out the small porcelain bottle, then brought the included small instructions into the cara’s view, and Tang Shu’s handwriting instantly struck everyone’s eyes.
It was written [Coix seed paste, used for reducing swelling, main ingredients: Coix seed, Poria…]
The owner of the video removed the lid of the small porcelain bottle, and words imdiately popped up on the screen: “So fragrant, so fragrant.”
Then, as if realizing sothing, he took a cotton swab, dabbed a bit of the white paste, and evenly applied it to a bruised area on his arm.
There was also feedback in the video’s voiceover.
“The ointnt slls really nice, with a faint scent of Poria… Forgive , I can only detect the scent of Poria. There’s a cool and refreshing feeling when applying it, the effectiveness should be good, waiting for the reaction later.”
The video ended there.
However, as people finished watching the video, many also posted comnts about the dicinal uses of the small porcelain bottles.
[Wow, yours is for reducing swelling? Mine is for repelling mosquitoes!]
[I received an Energizing Potion, and this ti I don’t need to wait for feedback, the effect is great! It cleared my governor and conception vessels instantly; I can keep going through my overti weekend!!!]
[Here is a scar removal dicine, thank you——]
[Am I the only one with a freckle removal potion? I’ll try it first; if it works well, I’ll give it to my girlfriend.]
[Ugh… I got hit with surprise dog food.]
Ten gifts, and many people posted photos and uses, yet not a single one was the sa.
Of course, so people ca upon hearing the news and left negative comnts out of jealousy.
[Are you guys stupid or sothing? You can tell at a glance that these unbranded products are unreliable, yet you still dare to try them out yourselves. What if you have an adverse reaction?]
[While it’s true our ancestors left behind so great things, I must say traditional dicine has declined, and you guys are bold to use these things without any laboratory tests.]
[What’s the point of the blogger giving out such things? Unbranded products shouldn’t be used at all, especially not dicines. It would be better to give sothing more practical.]
[The blogger isn’t a deity, these kinds of dicines need to pass inspection before they can hit the market. I strongly suggest the Weibo official block the account!]
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Netizens were imdiately infuriated by these comnts, but were unable to rebut.
Because… it truly belonged to the category of “no brand, no origin, no manufacturer” products.
[Don’t you think your words are a bit harsh? Even if it’s a product with no brand, it’s still the vlogger’s kind gesture. How can you say that?]
[If you don’t want to use it, then don’t, but the vlogger isn’t forcing you to use it. You all want to use it but can’t even get it.]
[I’m about to die from laughing. Do you have a persecution complex or what?]
Many people spoke up in support of the vlogger. Just then, a fan left a comnt that instantly made the likes soar past a hundred.
The content was as follows;
[If you think what the vlogger gave away was just dicine, then you’re gravely mistaken. The small porcelain bottle itself is quite valuable. The mont I unwrapped it, I was captivated by the beautiful porcelain vase, and as for the dicinal effectiveness inside, I haven’t tried it yet, so I won’t comnt on that. However, this porcelain vase, I must say, amazed .]
Below this lengthy comnt, there were a lot of ssages from netizens.
[Whoa~~~ your appraisal is quite high, I’m feeling impressed but confused not understanding porcelain.]
[Equally befuddled here, could the esteed friend please explain a bit?]
[Forgive , I only see its exquisiteness and find the painting beautiful. I lack any appreciation skills for the rest—]
[I must indeed be a commoner, please enlighten us, esteed friend.]
[Requesting an explanation 1]
Not long after posting the lengthy comnt, the person uploaded a video, with hands wearing a pair of white gloves, explaining while turning the porcelain vase around.
Both the explanation and the gestures exuded “professionalism”.
“Everyone can take a look, the shape of this porcelain is extrely graceful, with a unique style, but you can see traces of handcrafting, not machine-made, which is why I said it’s quite precious. Also, you can notice that the body of the vase is white like jade, bright as a mirror, and when tapped gently, it sounds like a chi. This type of craftsmanship should belong to Jingde Town, but the parcel originated from the capital. Honestly, I’m quite puzzled…”
The video was restricted by the microblogging platform, so it wasn’t long, but many people noticed its extraordinary aspects.
Moreover, this comnter seed well-versed in porcelain, and their comnt attracted many netizens who were knowledgeable in the craft to follow the thread.
Consequently, the microblog of She and Give was suddenly filled with scholarly discussions similar to those among academics.
[Followed the comnts here, this porcelain vase is indeed handcrafted, not mass-produced.]
[It’s clearly handcrafted, but the maker obviously has considerable experience, the flat base and the handling of the vase body are quite good.]
[Such craftmanship already belongs to the master level.]
[Clay transcends itself in the high heat of the kiln, lting into ceramic that earns a second glance from people; you have undoubtedly received a fine gift.]
[With blue-and-white, reticulated, pastel, and colored glazes, it’s full-bodied, rich, simple, with gentle and smooth lines, giving a sense of unadorned gravity. This is a rare find.]
Upon seeing this, netizens were left puzzled.
[…]
[???]
[What’s going on, is the vlogger’s porcelain vase really that good? Why do I feel like I can’t even speak now?]
[What’s there to say? Let the experts take over, and if you say one more word, you’ll expose yourself!]
[emmmmmm, I’m indeed a commoner.]
[For soone like who can’t say anything else, other than “damn,” all that’s left is 666!]
***
When Tang Shu finally picked up her phone again, it was already Sunday night.
Her fingers lightly swiped the screen, filled with ssage notifications.
She was taken aback for a mont, pinched her arm tired from a day’s work, and threw herself onto the sofa, opening the ssages one by one to read.
However…
“Uncle She?”
What the hell!
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