I'm so sweet after being forced to marry a sick and weak prince

Chapter 30 The Prince's Calligraphy
Nothing can be seen in the sun, nothing can be baked by fire, and nothing can be soaked in water, but the words on it are soaked.

The words are all blurred, and there is no way to save her. It is no pity for Mu Sheng, the content above is already in her head.

Besides, she really didn't think there was a problem with those contents.

But Feng Junchi asked this family letter again, so this family letter must be very important, if there is something in it, and the content is fine, isn't it just a problem with the paper?

In case the paper was soaked in water, it would really be impossible to save it, so Mu Sheng hurriedly fished it out of the basin and put it in the sun to dry.

After drying, it is no longer obvious that this piece of paper was once a letter from home.

Crumpled.

But in the middle of the paper, there are four scattered small pieces that are still flat and not wrinkled at all.

"This is..." Mu Sheng lowered her head, concentrated her attention, and stared at the four small pieces on the paper.

So, is there something wrong with these four little blocks?

Mu Sheng's fingers touched these four small spots again and again, and there was nothing wrong with it. It was the same as the first touch, but other places were wrinkled, but these four places were not wrinkled, which clearly showed that there was a problem.

They are so sporadically distributed, do you want to take them down?
Mu Sheng took the scissors and cut the four small pieces out of the paper, but didn't find any interlayer in the middle.Naturally, there was nothing caught.

Looking at the original good family letter on the table, the words that were destroyed by myself were all blurred, and four holes were cut, it was no different from being completely destroyed...

Uh……

Mu Sheng was silent for a while, and felt that she had made it like this, it would be better to just destroy it, and she really didn't have any clues to find anything, so she moved the brazier over again, and cut out the four small pieces, And the original crumpled paper was thrown into the brazier.

It caught fire at once, and the flames sprang up.

Mu Sheng avoided it a little, so as not to burn himself.

Originally, I thought it would all be burned to ashes, but I found that the four cut out pieces were not burned to ashes, but turned into pitch black, with words floating on them.White lettering.

A word on a small block.

Mu Sheng was speechless.

It turned out to be so...

It's a pity that General Mu is not an intelligence officer...

Picking up the four small pieces from the ashes, they placed them on the table one by one. Mu Sheng carefully distinguished them, and found that the word on one small piece was 'Zi', the word on another small piece was 'Bao', and the word on one small piece was 'Bao'. The word on it is 'Tai', and the word on the last small piece is 'Mo'.

"Zi, Bao, Tai, Mo..." Mu Sheng held his chin with one hand, and fiddled with the four words casually with the other hand.

Thinking about what these four words mean.

Suddenly, Fu Ling's heart came, and his eyes lit up: "Prince Mo Bao!"

Correct!
It's the prince's calligraphy!

Mu Sheng hurriedly arranged the order of the words into the prince's calligraphy.

Calligraphy, as the name suggests, is calligraphy and painting.There is a prefix of Prince, no need to think about it, everyone knows that it is a calligraphy and painting written by Feng Junchi himself.

The clues left in this letter from home point to the calligraphy and paintings he made, so the real secret should be in the calligraphy and paintings he made, right?

Then if she wants to know the secret, doesn't she have to find the calligraphy and painting?
This is not easy to do...

While staring at the words on the table, Mu Sheng rubbed his chin.

How would she know which calligraphy and painting by Feng Junchi it was?Since Feng Junchi knew how to make calligraphy and painting, it should be impossible for him to only do one painting.

Besides, he lives in the East Palace, and his calligraphy and paintings are likely to be in the East Palace. How can the East Palace be so easy to enter...

(End of this chapter)