The True Heiress Is The Real Bigshot novel Chapter 166

Chapter 166: 161 Explosive Ignition! [3 Updates]

The fans sitting in the auditorium once again let out boos.

Even with Zhuo Lanhan’s composure, she was thoroughly unwilling to stay any longer.

She rose from her seat with a cold expression, not caring whether the concert had ended or not, intending to leave.

As a heavyweight pianist like Zhuo Lanhan, she was followed by a dedicated camera.

Once she made this move, the online live broadcast immediately switched to her.

[Won’t she get off the stage? Doesn’t she see she’s even driven away Grandma Zhuo? Back in my grandmother’s era, Grandma Zhuo was already a top-level pianist in Hua Country.]

[Luwei is so pitiful, she finally managed to invite Grandma Zhuo and the others, and now she’s angered away by a country bumpkin who knows nothing about the piano.]

[I’m so mad I’m so mad I’m so mad.]

But before she could completely leave her seat, her steps suddenly halted as she turned her gaze to the stage.

A faint golden light emanated from behind the deep red curtains, as four waiters in tailcoats carried a piano onto the stage.

Che Yu had been half asleep and half awake, occasionally glancing over, but at this moment, he fully woke up, almost jumping up.

“Oh, my God,” Bart exclaimed wide-eyed, “Berg, pinch me, quick pinch me.”

It was a Rococo style grand piano.

It was entirely golden in color but not vulgar, exuding instead a sense of nobility and elegance, understated luxury.

The piano was adorned with exquisite carvings and paintings, and its body was covered in gold leaf.

Every inch had been meticulously sculpted, with smooth lines.

In comparison to this golden piano, Ying Luwei’s piano instantly looked like an ugly piece of wood.

Even if few could recognize this piano, even laymen could not fail to see its priceless value.

“This is a Louis XV!” Bart exclaimed as if he had gone mad, “I’ve only seen it once in a museum!”

Louis XV was the name of a piano, a top luxury brand that Bechstein had once custom-made for the O continent royalty.

The making of this piano involved 140 professionals from various domains, such as master piano makers, painters, sculptors, etc., and took three years to complete.

Just the gold leaf used weighed more than three kilograms.

To this day, it remains the world’s most expensive piano.