Chapter 103

After approaching the counter, Zhou Yu finally understood why Leng Yuhang said this place had the most comprehensive luxury goods.

Just among the rings alone, there were top-tier jewelry brands like Cartier, world-renowned for diamonds Tiffany, and even Loewe, named for the tradition of gifting to only one person in a lifetime. The least prestigious was Chow Tai Fook, established in the late 1920s. There were also several brands Zhou Yu didn’t recognize.

Zhou Yu made his selections, ruling out Loewe right away—after all, he wasn’t buying for just one person now, so Loewe was not suitable.

He also passed on Chow Tai Fook, not for any particular reason, but because he felt their rings, mainly gold, seemed somewhat old-fashioned.

In the end, Zhou Yu chose Cartier rings for all three women.

They were grand and noble without being ostentatious.

For himself, he picked a Bulgari men’s ring—large and dignified, yet not overly lavish.

Next, Zhou Yu went to the earrings section and selected three pairs of Tiffany diamond studs for the three women.

He was no fool; he knew every woman harbored a dream of diamonds. The rings he chose didn’t have full diamonds but were studded with smaller stones.

Thus, when choosing earrings, he selected three pairs of Tiffany diamond studs.

After the earrings, he moved on to the necklace section.

Once there, Zhou Yu felt troubled again.

He found that these so-called luxury necklaces were either too extravagant or too plain.

Moreover, the styles were quite similar, leaving Zhou Yu uncertain.

He had no choice but to seek advice from Leng Yuhang again.

Leng Yuhang suggested that simpler designs were fine; after all, they wouldn’t interfere much during training.

Ultimately, Zhou Yu settled on three Cartier necklaces, matching the rings.

He didn’t bother with brooches, cufflinks, or hair accessories.

For the three women, he chose three Hermes clutches, matching their temperaments.

He picked clutches because they were compact and unobtrusive, and they could even hold a small pistol.

Zhou Yu then selected a Louis Vuitton belt for himself.

Leng Yuhang laughed at him for choosing a belt with a large LV logo, calling it tacky.

Zhou Yu paid no mind; as long as he liked it, he didn’t care what others thought.

But Zhou Yu hadn’t considered why he found gold accessories tacky.

Finally, Zhou Yu headed to the watch section.

In his mind, Omega, Cartier, and Rolex were the pinnacle of watches.

But after a glance, Zhou Yu realized how small-minded he had been.

There were Patek Philippe, the emblem of nobility; Audemars Piguet, with its century-old tradition; Piaget, the revered supreme treasure; Jaeger-LeCoultre, a Guinness World Record holder; and Vacheron Constantin, the aristocracy’s masterpiece. Even the lowest-ranked brand here was Rolex, the watch king.

Omega and Cartier didn’t even have counters here.

The watches here must be incredibly luxurious.

Zhou Yu chose three ladies’ Patek Philippe automatic mechanical watches with diamonds, featuring ceramic bracelets.

For himself, he picked a Vacheron Constantin Traditionnelle Tourbillon—limited edition platinum collector’s piece.

After finishing his selections, Zhou Yu glanced at Leng Yuhang and Liu Haishan.

Seeing that both had finished and were waiting for him, Zhou Yu felt a bit awkward.

Who could blame him? While others were chasing after just one woman, Zhou Yu had three.