Chen Chaosheng simply treated the manor as a large museum and treasure house.

Not only were there dozens of bodyguards patrolling around the manor, there was also a yard full of dogs. The place where the treasure was hidden was made like a large safe. She used three keys to open the three doors before she could open all the doors.

The things inside are three times more than those in the Beijing Museum. A kaleidoscope-like mirror is attached to the wall, extending from the ground to the roof, making it look like a treasure house, and each grid is filled with rare treasures.

Such grids, like the book shelves in a library, are in the shape of a circle and fill an entire large room.

She went in and opened the nearest box. Inside were a pair of fist-sized pink pearls, round and lustrous, of very high purity.

Close the box and open the box next to it. The box is not big, about the size of a palm.

When I opened it, I saw two crystal clear red fish inside, which looked like jade carvings. When I took it up and took a look, the quality immediately soared.

There is a red line inside, and as you pick it up, it swims inside the little red fish.

It turned out to be a very rare living jade. In the words of her great-grandfather, it was a very rare jade worm.

This kind of live jade is jade that has not yet settled, which is very rare. Generally, over tens of thousands of years, the stone will gradually form jade, but there will rarely be **, that is, flowing jade water.

This kind of jade that is not absorbed by the stone and does not leak out of the jade, but is wrapped inside the jade and can flow, is called live jade.

She had heard from her great grandfather that it was said that Emperor Kangxi once had a dragon-headed walking stick made of living jade, which he treasured very much. After Emperor Kangxi died, he ordered people to bury the dragon-headed walking stick made of living jade in the imperial mausoleum as a burial object.

When her great-grandfather talked about it, he expressed great regret, saying that he had never seen what living jade looked like in his entire life.

Take out the two small fishes, and when you leave, take them to your great-grandfather's grave and show them to him.

There are a lot of porcelains here, all of which are from the Xia Dynasty.

These should have been collected by Chen Chaosheng outside over the years. Most of them are complete, with only a few being incomplete.

Even if it is a remnant, it is still the best of the best.

Her eyes moved across the porcelain and stopped at a dog-head or animal head!

Could this animal head be the one her great-grandfather had told her about?

During the time she stayed in Beijing, the topic she heard Lin Shu and others talk about most often was the twelve zodiac animals that were stranded outside.

This is the spiritual totem of the Xia Kingdom and one of the treasures that must be visited.

I didn't expect it to appear here.

What an unexpected gain.

She also accepted the dog head.

There are also many jade carvings, the most wonderful of which is the jade carving of the Yellow Crane Tower.

The level of refinement is so great that every beam and roof ridge is made to look very realistic.

Anyone who has never seen the Yellow Crane Tower would never be able to do it.

This one needs to be taken back too.

Take Wu Daozi's painting of Heavenly Kings back, take it back.

Take it back, take it back, the authentic Lanting work by Wang Xizhi!

Yuan Dynasty blue and white maple leaf pattern plum vase, take it back, take it back~

After looking around, there was nothing that should not be left behind.

Take them all back.

She has no habit of leaving things in other people's homes.

After checking all the rooms upstairs and downstairs, it was already night.

I've already made arrangements with the Lan family in advance and will go over to pick things tomorrow.

I had a peaceful sleep and went straight to the grape farm that the Lan family had mentioned at nine o'clock the next day.