Fuchun Mountains

Fuchun Mountains
Rank	AA
AFFCT	ART
Birthday	08-09

Source

Expert Scrolls (0.95%), Fragment Crafting (3.9%), Lottery Machine (0.08%), Wishing (0.36%)

Stats

Stars	FAME	ART	FTH	CIV	TECH	Special Stats
★☆☆☆☆	26	39	15	26	23	Fungus Farm upgrade Wood Cost -2% Per 5 Fungus Farm LVLs, Snail HP +80 Fungus Farm LVL: 50/50
★★☆☆☆	27	41	16	27	24	Fungus Farm upgrade Wood Cost -3% Per 5 Fungus Farm LVLs, Snail HP +120 Fungus Farm LVL: 50/50
★★★☆☆	29	45	18	29	26	Fungus Farm upgrade Wood Cost -4% Per 5 Fungus Farm LVLs, Snail HP +160 Fungus Farm LVL: 50/50
★★★★☆	33	51	22	33	30	Fungus Farm upgrade Wood Cost -6% Per 5 Fungus Farm LVLs, Snail HP +240 Fungus Farm LVL: 50/50
★★★★★	39	61	28	39	36	Fungus Farm upgrade wood cost -8% Per 5 Fungus Farm LVLs, Snail HP +320 Fungus Farm LVLs: 50/50
★★★★★★		'
Awakened	44	66	33	44	41	Fungus Farm upgrade wood cost -8% Per 5 Fungus Farm LVLs, Snail HP +320 Fungus Farm LVLs: 50/50 Fungus Farm upgrade wood cost -7% (Awakened)

Skills

Place in Cathay Museum: In Cathay, INTEL gained +7.5%

Place in Cathay Museum: In Cathay, 2x Green Reagent Drops +7.5%

Relic Resonance

Per 20 Purple Beads drawn, Snail HP +120
Purple Beads Drawn: 300/300
All Gene Research SPD +2%

Description

On Aug 9, AD 1350, Huang Gongwang created this ink painting that had a great influence on future ink paintings.

Huang Gongwang lived in seclusion in Fuchun River and spent 7 years making this painting. He worked tirelessly to complete this piece by observing the changing clouds of the river and mastering the art of fishing. The river, shores, and peaks of the painting that changes between seasons were presented with free yet natural strokes, which left a great impact on future generations.

[Collectors]

Huang Gongwang presented the piece to Quanzhen Sect at the end of the Yuan Dynasty
Collected by artist Shen Zhou during the Chenghua era of Ming
Burned by Wu Hongyu during the Qing Dynasty and split into 2 scrolls, Wuyong Scroll and Remaining Mountain Scroll
Qianlong Emperor identified the one of the scrolls, Wuyong Scroll as the fake painting
Remaining Mountain Scroll now belongs to the Zhejiang Museum
Wuyong Scroll: Now belongs to National Palace Museum