Secret Service Crown Princess: Fudge a country to play

Chapter 76 His Marriage Line Is Shallow, and My Five Elements Are Short of Money 7
I didn't care about him, and stared wide-eyed at the place where his finger landed.

It was a wooden box buried in a pearl vessel, and Luofeng opened it, only to see a yellowed old book lying upright inside.

The four large characters on the cover clearly read: Ziyang Notes.

I put a palm on my second brother's shoulder and shouted:
"Yeah!" Then he said worriedly: "It can't be fake, can it?"

Luofeng patted his chest to ensure that it was absolutely true, the reason is:
"Have you ever seen someone go to great lengths to hide a fake thing in this kind of place."

I don't quite agree with him, retorting:
"According to my many years of experience in the rivers and lakes, there are still many people who are willing to go to great lengths to set up a ecstasy formation. By doing this, they will confuse the thieves who come to the door, and the real thing will be better protected."

Luofeng glared at me:

"Have you traveled the rivers and lakes for many years? Which rivers and lakes have you traveled for many years? Apart from Fuli and Geng Ya Tang, have you ever moved to other places?"

I scratched my head, thinking he was right.

Luofeng picked up the book and added again:

"Don't worry, this must be true. Think about it, if you put a fake book here for nothing, then there is no money here! Even if the truth is temporarily protected, it will make the thief believe that Luofu must be The real thing, I will think about it from now on, so I come to our house for a few laps when I have nothing to do. My father probably can't do this kind of thing that makes me feel uneasy!"

I thought about it, agreed with his point of view, then took the book and approached the torch, flipping through it and saying:

"I don't think we can take it out. If my father happens to have the same idea as me and wants to come here to read, it's not a lie."

Luofeng had no objection, and concentrated on holding the torch to illuminate me.

I flipped through that old book page by page. Originally I had the ability to see ten lines at a glance, but it was a matter of Tang Chu, and I couldn't always be careless.

So I read every word and sentence very carefully, and even studied the enclosed illustrations carefully.

(End of this chapter)