He's alone, but he's a tomb raider!

"You call that a joke?"

"Not satisfied? Then let me tell you another one, which I summarized after watching TV series."

As the saying goes, being a sniper, playing the piano, and driving a Land Cruiser Prado are truly the three great pleasures of life!

What are the three great joys of life?

I think these are the three great pleasures of Qi Hall.

However, Qin Yun could understand what Liu Yanyan meant after talking to him for so long.

With a "hiss~" sound.

Seeing that we had already left the cemetery behind the mountain, we were now on the national highway.

After slamming on the brakes, Qin Yun wore a playful expression.

"Are you an adult? Do you have a driver's license?"

"Hehe, of course. Although the original was confiscated by my family when I ran away from home, I still have an electronic version."

If you have a driver's license, that makes things much easier.

Qin Yun didn't bother to waste words with the girl next to him and simply unbuckled his seatbelt.

"Come on, you drive!"

"Huh? Brother Yun, that's not a good idea. Everyone says you shouldn't lend your wife or car to others..."

"Hurry up, or you'll nag me to death. And as the boss, how can you make me drive this far? Get over here and drive!"

After speaking, Qin Yun intended to open the car door and walk around to the passenger seat.

However, before she could make a move, Liu Yanyan, who was a little impatient, unbuckled her seatbelt and moved directly into the car.

A youthful, delicate body pressed down on her. Perhaps due to her long-term contact with corpses, or perhaps out of inferiority, Liu Yanyan wore a distinct perfume scent to mask the stench of the dead.

But aside from that, it must be said that Liu Yanyan does have some substance to make Bilian so infatuated in the original work.

"Hehe, Brother Yun, then I won't be polite. To be honest, I just love driving powerful cars like this!"

"But Brother Yun, your car is automatic, right? There's one here, but it seems like there's another one?"

This girl!

Unlike a naive girl like Bi Lian, Qin Yun had seen it all, and these words couldn't provoke him.

Qin Yun looked deeply into Liu Yanyan's eyes until a blush appeared on her face, then he changed seats and moved to the passenger seat.

"I've sent the location to your phone. The whole journey takes about three hours."

Remember, drive carefully. If you get hurt, the repair costs will be deducted from your salary. I didn't buy full insurance!

"You capitalists are so stingy, even though you have so much money..."

I didn't argue with her much. Driving a long distance is no easy task, and I was happy to have someone else do it for me.

In addition, he had gone through the trouble of digging up a grave tonight, so as soon as he got into the passenger seat, Qin Yun closed his eyes to rest.

……

Speechless all the way.

Three hours later, the first light of dawn appeared.

With the roar of the engine, the Prado slowly drove into the garage while Liu Yanyan was still somewhat sleepy.

Tianjin was a place where water and land routes converged, and where merchants gathered.

The area along the river is extremely valuable, with street-front shops costing as much as gold. Ordinary people have to spend all their savings to rent even a small storefront, let alone own a shop of their own.

In short, even if you work your whole life, you won't be able to establish yourself in this area if you rely on honesty, hard work, and diligence.

Xun Ge made it very clear: if you want to climb up, you have to eat people!

If it weren't for the ruthlessness and steadiness of his ancestors, Qin Yun wouldn't have been able to amass such a fortune.

After parking the car in a nearby garage, Qin Yun led Liu Yanyan through the bustling main street and turned into a quiet alleyway, finally stopping in front of a detached house built by the river.

The building is not ostentatious, but it exudes a low-key elegance.

The gray bricks and black tiles were neatly and cleanly laid out. The lintel was made of a whole piece of old pear wood, without any gaudy carvings. Only a black plaque with gold foil was hung on it, with the words "Ya She" written in a deep and simple style.

Stepping inside, you'll find a well-organized and bright ground floor shop, a thoroughly high-end antique store layout.

The floor is paved with warm, old blue bricks, and a plain antique display shelf stands in the corner, displaying all sorts of respectable items that can be found on the market.

The collection includes Ming and Qing dynasty jade pieces with rich patina, well-shaped porcelain vases and tea sets, exquisitely mounted calligraphy and painting fans, and bronze incense burners and antiques in perfect condition.

Each item was arranged with a pleasing sense of space and the lighting was soft and restrained. There was none of the crowding and chaos of a typical antique shop, nor any trace of the stench of money. At a glance, one could tell that the owner had excellent taste and was definitely not a street vendor selling counterfeit goods.

Unlike other antique shops that operate part-time or side businesses, Ya She has no fakes or modern handicrafts; all of its items are genuine antiques.

Ostensibly an antique business, this place is actually Qin Yun's base of operations in Tianjin.

The first floor was used for entertaining guests and conducting business, while the second floor served as private residences.

The escalator is hidden on the side of the store, with the wooden handrail polished to a warm and smooth finish. The corridor is quiet and undisturbed. Going up, you will find a three-bedroom, one-living-room apartment. The furnishings are simple yet exquisite, with all the necessities for daily life, fully meeting the needs of a permanent resident.

Behind the small building is a small courtyard overlooking the river.

It's not big, but it's decorated with great style.

The road is paved with bluestone slabs, and a few shade-tolerant old bamboos are planted in the corners. Some seasonal vegetables are also planted in the reclaimed land.

Qin Yun usually has a nanny to cook for her, but sometimes when she feels like it, she'll pick some vegetables and make a stir-fried noodle dish, emphasizing that it's all-natural and pollution-free.

A semi-waterfront platform is built along the riverbank. After nightfall, the river breeze caresses your face, and the water reflects the lights on both banks. It is rare to find such a quiet and elegant scene in the bustling city.

……

However, even in such a shop, after Liu Yanyan only followed Qin Yun around once, her delicate brows furrowed more and more tightly, her heart filled with confusion.

She had been subdued by Qin Yun, and she had assumed that he was either a rogue cultivator from the mountains, a core member of the All-Knowing Sect, or at the very least a renowned figure in the martial arts world.

But to everyone's surprise, besides that Land Cruiser, Qin Yun actually owned such a property in the most valuable riverside area of ​​Tianjin!

Dude, you're living a really cool life!

However, as the visit progressed, this surprise quickly turned into disdain.

"Brother Yun, your shop's name is... really weird."

Liu Yanyan stared at the plaque above the door and couldn't help but speak, her tone blunt.

"A silent shop? That sounds dull and unlucky, it doesn't seem like a place for doing business at all."

I think the craftsman who made this plaque must have misheard it. It should clearly be called "Ya She" (雅舍), meaning "elegant and refined residence," to be worthy of this place.

As a result, by accident, he was rendered mute!

Liu Yanyan paused, glanced at the alleyway again, and pursed her lips.

"Besides, the location is strange. Instead of choosing a prime street-front shop, they chose to hide in this remote alley."

It's located right by the river, and the scenery is decent; otherwise, who would find this place?

Your antique shop probably doesn't even have any customers normally.

In her view, a shop should be located in a busy and lively place, and the name should be respectable and pleasant to hear in order to attract business.

Qin Yun's shop has an odd name and a remote location; it doesn't look like it will last long.

This girl, when it comes to corpse-driving, is perhaps a rare genius in the Liu family.

But when it comes to doing business and navigating the world, Liu Yanyan is a complete novice!

Qin Yun closed the door, completely shutting out the hustle and bustle of the outside world. He raised his hand and brushed across the counter, his tone calm yet carrying a hint of depth as he slowly explained.

"It's not that I gave you the wrong name, it's that you don't understand the weight of those two words."