Calling Nuo'er's Sword Unlucky?

The child didn't forget to tell the rich merchant.

"With rubies of this size on the market, the highest price still shouldn't exceed 500 taels each.

"There are a total of six rubies embedded on this mirror. He can at most charge you 3,000 taels. Moreover, this ruby's color is dim and doesn't look like good stuff."

Gu Nuo'er had played with many jade and gemstones since she was young. She could tell at a glance if they were good or bad.

The stall owner was unhappy.

Was this little girl obstructing his business?!

"Hey, young miss, you don't look like you know anything. It's a little inappropriate for you to say these things."

Gu Nuo'er looked up at the stall owner. "Great Qi has been established for 200 years. Which general from 100 years ago were you referring to? Tell me his name and let me see if this person really exists."

The vendor paused and opened his mouth again and again, but in the end, he couldn't come up with a lie.