Lu Ting returned at 12:30, and after they finished their meal, they returned to the space. Su Yan took out all the money from the sack, counted it, and Lu Ting counted it again.

Looking at the more than one kilogram of sparkling small yellow croakers in the small wooden box, Su Yan was so happy that she couldn't stop smiling. She would save all of these and exchange them for a courtyard house when she had the chance.

"Yan Yan, you like gold so much? I'll save more money and help you exchange it in the future."

Su Yan had a space and was not afraid of being discovered by others if she exchanged it for gold. "Lu Ting, I like gold, but I like antiques even more. If you come across real antiques in the future, you can exchange some for them. Maybe they will be valuable in ten or twenty years."

Don't even think about going to a purchasing station to pick up bargains. During the Great Movement, those antiques were not only smashed in front of everyone, but were also stolen and hidden by some scholars. Unless those people don't know some of the antiques,

Countless antiques have been secretly sold abroad by capitalists and smugglers.

If she had the chance to collect antiques, she would collect as many as she could. Maybe she could even get a national treasure. When she got older, she could donate two or three of them. Wouldn't that be considered a good deed?

Lu Ting also understood that antiques are antiques because they have value. If they cannot be taken out now, the price will increase several times by the time they can be taken out.

"Yan Yan, let's just take out those antiques from Dad's yard and put them in your space. I always feel that it's not safe to put them in the yard. It would be troublesome if my aunt got crazy and reported them one day."

Su Yan thought about it and it made sense. Now Deng Xiu'e didn't know where Lu Fengnian hid her sister's dowry. If she talked about this with her daughter one day, it would be terrible if Lu Shiwei deliberately caused trouble after the old lady died.

People's hearts are unpredictable. When a major movement comes, it will be a matter of life and death. Not to mention the separation between husband and wife, even father and son who are related by blood may turn against each other and break off contact for their own future and destiny.

"What did your dad say?"

"I'll tell him that burying it in the mountains is safer than burying it in his own yard. I'll tell him that his second uncle, third uncle, and aunt will definitely want grandma's dowry, and if they do something bad, it will be troublesome. My father is a smart man, he knows what to do."

Lu Ting thought that he would dig out those things and then take Lu Jin to secretly bury them in the mountains. Once Lu Jin left, he would dig those things out and transfer them to his wife's space.

Su Yan felt that this method was feasible. It would not only reassure her father-in-law, but also prevent those restless people in the Lu family from taking advantage of any loopholes.

Grandma Lu Ting didn't leave behind many antique vases, but they looked like they should be worth quite a bit of money. They could get two or three of them, and it wouldn't be a big deal if they kept them for another 10 or 20 years.