Love is not a math test; you can't score it with fixed right or wrong answers.
Gu Weijing's brushwork still seemed a bit immature, with strokes weaving complex lines on the canvas, like a fledgling learning to build a nest with small twigs and feathers for the first time.
It is not without flaws.
Koizumi Katsuko had seen many masterful paintings in the gallery, strokes almost perfect and flawless, but she particularly loved this painting before her eyes.
Not just because the picture was painted well, but because she loved the sense of resonance, and because she loved the person holding the brush.
Love is an irrational affection.
It's like judging from social status, wealth, resources, and other universal social mate selection standards,
If there were professionals like bank asset credit evaluators carefully crafting a meticulously made "quality lover ranking list."
