Mocked Across the Internet as a Fake Socialite, She Turns Out to Be the Real Deal

[Ancient-to-modern] + [Fake socialite] + [No romance] Song Wan, the legitimate daughter of a Tang Dynasty Grand Commandant, finds herself in The Socialites' Arena, where she is mocked online as a “fake socialite” from the start. When the other guests try to make things difficult for her, one says, “If you claim to come from a family of scholars, then brew us some tea!” Song Wan lowers her eyes and rinses her hands. As boiling water fills the cup, the fragrance of tea overwhelms the perfume in the room. She takes a sip. “The water is a little too hot. It would be better with Junshan Silver Needles aged for over ten years.” From then on, Song Wan begins her face-slapping spree. A powerful collector boasts about his priceless antique painting, but she exposes the scam with a single remark: “The seal's pigment is too bright. This is a fake.” When Lin Yu, the heiress of a wealthy family, asks for her advice, Song Wan casually points to a Tang Sancai vase. “That one's nice. Buy it for fun.” It turns out to be a long-lost imperial secret-color porcelain piece, earning her hundreds of millions! The top-tier Song family, obsessed with bloodlines, goes completely mad. They surround the production crew with their family genealogy in hand. “How is she a fake socialite? She's a lost pearl of our family! Hurry and bring her home to reclaim her heritage!” Song Wan ignores them, turns around, and establishes an antiques exchange to clean up the industry. She also opens a high-end club called The Tang Palace Banquet. The wealthy families who once sneered at her can now only clutch their number tickets and humbly beg for a chance to get in...