In Zhou Shixian's eyes, Zhu Gaoxi, the former leader of the Han Palace, was a lunatic.

Zhu Gaoxi was Zhu Yuanzhang's grandson and Zhu Di's second son. During the Jingnan Campaign, he made great contributions to his father. From then on, he became domineering and thought about his brother Zhu Gaochi's position as the crown prince every day.

After being named King of Han, he was first granted to Yunnan, but refused to go. He changed his title to Qingzhou, but refused to go. He stayed in Nanjing for fifteen years and gathered wealth every day. His father obviously gave countless rewards, but he still had to plunder private troops and usurp the imperial utensils. It is said that even the dragon robe was made several.

Later, Zhu Di forcibly moved him to Le'an, Shandong. When his brother Zhu Gaochi ascended the throne, he cursed every day and was determined to rebel.

Zhu Gaochi died after he was only ten months old. He was very happy and prepared to follow his father's example and have another second storm. Unfortunately, his ability was too far from his father. He was not ready for anything, so he shouted out the slogan of rebellion first. As a result, his nephew Zhu Zhanji led the army in person. As soon as the army arrived in Le'anzhou, he ran out to surrender.

Since he surrendered, even if the matter was settled, Emperor Xuanzong Zhu Zhanji did not kill him. He just enclosed him in the Xi'an Gate of the imperial city and went to visit him in person. As a result, Zhu Gaoxi didn't know what he was thinking, so he stretched out his foot to trip Xuanzong while Emperor Xuanzong was not paying attention, and laughed happily.

Of course, Xuanzong was furious and asked someone to cover him with a 300-pound copper jar. Unexpectedly, he was born with divine power and could run around the yard with the copper jar. Finally, Xuanzong was angry and sent someone to hold the copper jar and burn charcoal fires around him. He roasted him to death. Naturally, his sons had no way to survive, and he was killed by him.

However, Zhou Shixian thought that Zhu Gaoxi was a lunatic and had nothing to do with the above. He took a shovel, red leaves, and an oil lamp for each person, and tiptoed to a deserted flower garden behind the main hall.

It was pitch black all around. Within a small circle illuminated by two oil lamps, it was seen that the flowerbed once was now full of weeds. When I inserted it into the ground with a shovel, I felt that the soil was quite soft.

Although I don’t know what Zhou Shixian brought him here to do, Hongye still looked excited, feeling both mysterious and exciting.

Zhou Shixian took a breath.

Activate skills, [map]

Switch, [Small Map - Treasure Hunt]

Just where they were standing, there was a huge white star on the mini map, shining.

And less than ten meters away, there were two smaller stars, flashing between the bright and destruction.

This is why he thought Zhu Gaoxi was a psychopath. In the entire rear palace of the Han Palace, under the exploration of the small map, it was like the stars in the night sky, shining light everywhere.

When Zhou Shixian got the Han Palace, he had already guessed that there would be many good things inside. Judging from Zhu Gaoxi's style of aggregation and his preparation for rebellion all day long, during the fifteen years in Nanjing, he would definitely bury things underground, and when he was forcibly transferred by Zhu Di, he probably didn't have time to dig it out.

At the same time, since the Han Palace has been vacant, even if Zhu Gaoxi rebelled in Shandong later, no one would go to this empty garden to search the house. Zhou Shixian guessed that most of the things Zhu Gaoxi buried were still hidden underground.

But he didn't expect that the King of Han would be so crazy. When Zhou Shixian opened a small map to patrol the mansion, he was shocked and couldn't help but wonder if this was the reason for the King of Han's rebellion, because if he didn't rebel, these things would never be taken back.

There is another possibility. Judging from Zhu Gaoxi's psychotic personality, it may be like a bear breaking corn, throwing one by one, burying it in another place, and changing it to another place. In the end, I can't remember what I buried, and where they were buried.

"Hongye, let me tell you, there is something good underneath." Zhou Shixian was also very excited and whispered, "Let's dig it out, and you can't eat it poorly."

Hongye widened his eyes. Is there such a good thing, can he really eat it casually?

The two of them dug up one by one. Zhou Shixian also reminded Hongye to whisper from time to time, not because he was afraid of anything else. He would take a girl to do such a thing at night, and if someone caught him, he would feel a little embarrassed.

I dug for half an hour and dug a pit about three feet, but I haven't seen anything yet. Zhou Shixian felt his arms were sore and sweating profusely. Looking at Hongye again, he was still energetic and fell like a shovel. He thought that my Hongye was really not in vain. His brute force was really not just a joke.

He rested with a shovel for a while, and was about to ask Hongye to take a breath, but suddenly he heard a dull "bang" sound. Hongye shouted in surprise: "I have it!"

"Shh--" Zhou Shixian quickly made a gesture of silence.

The sound sounded like the sound of a shovel and a wood colliding. The two of them hurriedly dug down the side, and slowly a box tied with oil paper appeared.

The two looked at each other in surprise, and tried their best to lift the box out of the soil.

Zhou Shixianman thought this was a box of gold and silver. Although he had some weight in his purchase, he was definitely not as heavy as gold and silver.

He first asked a question mark in his mind, and moved the boxes back to the yard with Hongye. After thinking about it, he could only put them in his room first, and then with Hongye, he filled the new soil dug back into the big pit, threw the weeds back, and stepped on them with his feet.

When I returned to the room, I took the oil paper with Hongye to disassemble the outside. It turned out to be a good willow wood box inside, which was intact after a hundred years.

The box was about three feet away, and there was a lock hanging outside, but it was not difficult for Hongye to take her hard wooden knife and pry it open the locked leaf.

It was time to unbox it. Zhou Shixian put his hand on the lid of the box and suddenly had a strange idea.

"What...is not pretending to be dead bones in this place, right?"

Hongye screamed in surprise, flashing behind him with lightning speed, hugging his waist, trembling.

Zhou Shi laughed silently, and it turned out that you were also afraid.

No one is afraid of living people, no one is afraid of dead people.

However, that thought only flashed through his mind. Of course, it was impossible for the dignified Han Palace to do such a despicable thing. Zhou Shixian suppressed his excitement and opened the box with a click.

There was still a layer of oil paper in the box. After disassembling it, I saw a box full of paper coupons and a picture of colorful brocade.

He took out a paper coupon with his sore hands, and he found that it was the texture of mulberry paper. When he shone against the oil lamp, he saw six big words "Da Ming Tongbao Certificate" neatly printed on it.

Zhou Shixian and Hongye who came over looked at each other for a while, and suddenly laughed wildly together. He even laughed so hard that he lay on the ground, unable to stop.

After busy for the middle of the night, I dug out a pile of Ming Dynasty banknotes!

What a pitfall...

It was worth a fortune two hundred years ago, but today it was almost worthless.

"I'm sorry, it's in vain." He stood up from the ground and said apologetically.

"It's not in vain," Hongye spread out the bright yellow brocade and twisted it on her body, "Do I look good in dressing?"

Zhou Shixian was still afraid that he would read it wrong, so he blinked hard and saw it more clearly.

He moaned and lay down to the ground again.

You look good in whatever you wear, even if you wear a dragon robe.
Chapter completed!