Unless someone keeps pressing down on it from the outside, the stone door will fall down again.

If others don't know and all go in without the jade pendant, they will be trapped inside.

Gu Rong kept pressing down, and when the stone door rose to the top, it slowly fell back down. Gu Rong put away the jade pendant and quickly entered the cave, while the stone door behind her fell even faster.

The stone gate slammed down completely, kicking up a cloud of dust that took a while to settle.

During this time, Gu Rong was not idle either. She took out a super powerful flashlight, and with just one, the entire cave was instantly illuminated.

With the light, Gu Rong was able to see the entire cave clearly.

The cave is not very big, about 300 to 500 square meters in total, of which more than 200 square meters are filled with boxes, which are generally stacked three to five layers high.

Without even looking inside, Gu Rong knew it was probably similar to the previous ones. Without saying a word, she took all the boxes.

After looking around and finding nothing, she was about to leave when Ah Xi suggested, "Go to the wall on your right. There's a basement down there. There aren't many things inside, but they're all high-quality items."

Gu Rong trusted A Xi completely. She walked to the corner of the wall and jumped around. The feeling under her feet was indeed different.

Following Ah Xi's instructions, I pressed on the protrusion in the corner of the wall, and then used another jade pendant from the box to place in the groove that appeared. Soon, the basement appeared before my eyes.

Looking down from above, there aren't many boxes inside, but each box is quite large and varies in size, generally around three to five cubic meters.

Gu Rong climbed the ladder next to her and collected them one by one from top to bottom.

When the last one was put away, a large space under the basement was suddenly empty.

After confirming there was nothing below, Gu Rong climbed up, took out the last box, opened it, and found it full of silver bricks.

I thought it was just some silver, not very valuable, but Ah Xi pointed out that the top layer was silver bricks and the bottom layer was all gold bricks.

They weren't gold bars or ingots, but gold bricks and silver bricks. Ah Xi said each one weighed two or three pounds.

Moreover, these gold and silver bricks were not just one or ten pieces, but a whole box, with a full 300 gold bricks and over a thousand silver bricks.

With so many things, she asked which big box they were stored in, and then said she would bring it upstairs. The basement was missing such a large area because it contained a large amount of stock.

Thinking that this box contained valuable items, he figured the other boxes in the basement must also contain valuable items. He put the silver bricks back, retrieved them into his spatial storage, and took out the other boxes one by one.

Sure enough, the other boxes contained large jade and emerald ornaments. Although she didn't know much about these things, she could tell they were valuable just by looking at them.

Although she didn't know how to appreciate things, she knew these things were definitely valuable, and she was rich.

With this money, she can develop her own company after the market opens up, and then she will be in power, and everyone else will have to act according to her wishes.

No one will ever be able to get ahead of her and decide her fate or death.

Put the items away, carefully collect the jade pendant, and leave quickly.

If others manage to find it later and go inside, only to find it empty, that's none of her business; she was taking her own things.

Because of the cheat software, even after all that work, it was only three or four o'clock in the morning.

Thinking of Gu Qiang and the others, and that dilapidated room, she didn't plan to go back.

When she was signed up to go to the countryside, her household registration and grain ration were transferred, which means that she had no connection with the Gu family anymore.

But in this era, to sever ties, it's not enough to just have different household registrations; you have to publish a notice in the newspaper.

Of the Gu family members, Gu Jiazhen was about to be sent to the countryside, and she didn't intend to let the remaining two go either. After all, Gu Qiang and Bai Rou, sitting in these positions, didn't have clean hands.

Bai Rou, in particular, loves to keep a record of household expenses and income. She happened to get her hands on the ledger while searching the house, and with just one letter of complaint, Bai Rou will definitely be imprisoned.

Gu Qiang had it even easier; the woman he kept outside had given birth to his son, and she knew about his buying and selling.

That woman is a delicate, innocent girl; once she's arrested, she can't control her mouth.

Before that, you had to get a newspaper notice and a certificate of severance of ties.

The older brother in the countryside was, after all, related to the original owner of this body. Over the years, he had been working in the countryside and was worried about his younger sister, so he would send money back every year. Although it wasn't much, and Bai Rou took it all, at least this older brother was a good one.

Good people deserve good rewards, and she should also inform the other party so that they can be mentally prepared.

I went to the post office first and sent a telegram to report the severance of ties.

Immediately afterwards, I took the written severance certificate to the hospital.

With Ah-Xi's help, they found the person quickly.

Upon entering the ward and seeing Gu Qiang lying on the bed, along with two other people sitting beside him, he quickly stepped forward and said, "I want to sever ties with you. Sign this document."

Gu Qiang, who came to the hospital for a checkup and found that he had three broken ribs, as well as broken arms and legs, was already angry with Gu Rong.

Unexpectedly, this person arrived, not only refusing to offer money as an apology but also threatening to sever ties with them, instantly making him so angry that his heart ached.

"You unfilial daughter! I'm sick, and not only do you not take care of me, you also come here to sever ties with me. Are you trying to anger me to death?"

"Yeah, I just want to make you furious," Gu Rong said nonchalantly. "Someone like you, your wife isn't even dead yet, and you're already having affairs outside."

A man who, after his wife's death, can't wait to bring his mistress and illegitimate daughter home—if that makes you furious, it's because I'm doing good deeds.

Enough with the nonsense, I'm just asking if you're going to sign or not. If you don't, don't blame me for telling everyone about what happened in Daomai Lane and Qingren Lane.

"You...you..." Gu Qiang looked like he was about to have a stroke from anger.

Gu Rong ignored him and slapped away his hand that was pointing at her: "I don't like people pointing at me. I'll only give you three seconds: 3...2."

He could accept his bad luck if things were stolen from his home, but he couldn't let those things outside get out, or he'd be completely finished: "I'll sign."

He took the letter severing ties with his family, looked at the names Gu Rong and Gu Xing on it, and then glanced up at Gu Rong.

Gu Xing, although he was his first child and a boy, still had Rong family blood in his veins. Over the years, he had hated him and was not close to him.

After so many years of working in the countryside, he should have been useless long ago. Hoping he can succeed is less helpful than relying on that younger guy outside. He signed and pressed his fingerprint without saying a word: "Take it and get out of here."

He took the paper and pointed at Bai Rou and Gu Jiazhen: "And you two, do you still want to eat chicken poop? If not, hurry up and sign and put your fingerprints on it."

Gu Qiang signed, and Bai Rou and the other woman signed and pressed their fingerprints without saying a word.

In addition to the letter severing ties, Gu Rong also slipped in a letter of forgiveness. With this in hand, she wasn't afraid of these people turning around and accusing her.

Gu Jiazhen and Bai Rou were overjoyed by the letter of severance, since the two had broken off their ties, and everything in the Gu family would belong to them, mother and daughter.

Looking at the signed letter of severance of kinship, Gu Rong was in a good mood and gave the three of them her best wishes: "May you three eat free meals for a lifetime and die young and be reborn soon."