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He believed what Rong Qi's people found, without any doubt, he had never missed it before.

What he is curious about now is, "There is a miracle medicine in Surabaya? Why haven't I heard of it?"

Rong Qi glanced at his father with an unclear look, "Father, if it can make people forget their pain, what else can it be if it's not a magic medicine?"

Rong Fu suddenly understood. The father and son looked at each other, and they both saw two big words written in each other's eyes - "Fat Sheep".

Qibaoer Benyang, who was regarded as a fat sheep, has now entered the box and sat down to have tea and enjoy the entertainment.

Of course, it doesn't mean that every room has standard equipment for playing the piano and dancing. This costs money; but Qi Bao'er's most indispensable thing is money.

The music is very good, the dancing is also very good, a group of young girls each have their own characteristics, it is a visual feast.

I don't know what the boss here was thinking. All the dancers were wearing cool clothes, which made Ji Shunyu's face look darker than usual.

Qi Baoer, on the other hand, looked interested. Ji Shunyu, who lost his composure several times, glanced at her, wondering who was the male among them.

But who said this was the prince? He endured it!

Fortunately, Qi Bao'er didn't torture him too much. After the song ended, he gave a silver reward to both the piano player and the dancer to leave.

When the violinist and dancers were leaving, they teased Ji Shunyu as if unintentionally: "Uncle, why do you need to be so serious? We are outside now."

Ji Shunyu almost didn't answer the question, and replied with a straight face: "Even if you are outside, the head of the family must not forget the family rules."

The piano player who had already walked outside the door flashed slightly.

After a while, there was such a conversation between father and son in a private room on the fifth floor.

"Father, it seems that I still underestimate the identity of Mr. Qi."

"Well, I thought about it just now. Although Lingnan is far away from us, it is not impossible to get some news. I have an impression of the Qi family. It seems to be very famous in Lingnan. The Qi family is run by Prince Xian's father. For the family army, most of the military rations are purchased from the Qi family."

It had been a long time, and Rong Fu couldn't remember where or who he heard mentioning the Qi family in Lingnan. The two places were too far apart, so he didn't pay much attention to the Qi family at the time and just ignored it. A lot of fun.

He heard something familiar and thought about it for a while before he got some vague impressions.

Rong Qi, on the other hand, knew more, "The Lingnan Qi family is also a prosperous clan that has been around for hundreds of years, but the clan rules are very strict. The Qi family rarely go out and about, and few people have actually seen the Qi family."

If Qi Baoer wants to fake an identity, he won't leave any loopholes, even if the identity is located thousands of miles away from here.

Therefore, Lingnan Qijia is real.

They have the same surname as Qi, but Qi Baoer's Qi has nothing to do with the Lingnan Qi family. Indeed, as Rong Qi said, the Qi family has been standing in Lingnan for hundreds of years.

They are the Wang clan, this point has been exaggerated.

The ancestors of the Qi family in Lingnan were not named Qi. During the previous dynasty, their ancestors offended a favorite and the whole family was unjustly exiled. The place of exile was in Lingnan.

Later, the previous dynasty was overthrown. This originally had nothing to do with the Lingnan Qi family, but they were so far away and did not participate.

But their luck was not very good. One of their clansmen became a sycophant in the court, and not only fished the common people, but also betrayed the country.

This frightened the entire Lingnan Qi family, and they quickly changed their surnames, completely severed ties with the capital, and started a new business.

In the previous dynasty, the Lingnan Qi family were criminal ministers and criminal ministers, and they did not even have personal rights; but in the current dynasty, they are good people. With the right to buy land, they can study, participate in official careers, and do business with peace of mind. etc.But perhaps because of the lesson that their ancestors were framed and became criminals, no one in the Lingnan Qi family chose to pursue an official career. Their ancestors had been following the business path for generations.

And the scope of business has never gone beyond Lingnan, so I feel like I have been afraid of well ropes for ten years.

"The Qijia Army is stationed in such a remote location that it is difficult to transport all the military rations from other places. Almost half of them can only be replaced with silver."

Qi Baoer poured a cup of tea for Ji Shunyu, "I once saved the life of the old head of the Qi family in Lingnan. The old head of the Qi family was a man who cared about kindness. Since then, most of the food for the Qi family's army came from Qi. Come home."

In order to repay this kindness, the Qi family also broke the shackles of being unable to leave Lingnan.

Regardless of whether she had changed her surname, it sounded like they had the same surname anyway; plus she had saved the old Patriarch Qi, and the temperament of the old Patriarch Qi was very similar to her father; so her father felt that this was fate.

Therefore, the two families have become closer in recent years.

However, in order to avoid unnecessary trouble, not many people knew that the two families were relatively close.

Her second brother got engaged at the border a while ago, and Mrs. Qi was still the witness.

As for Ji Shunyu's 'uncle', the Qi family in Lingnan did have an uncle who was in the cloth business, but his surname was not Ji but Gou. Because this surname had the same pronunciation as that, he was a little taboo about it, so when he was young, he asked everyone He was called "Ji" in his Chinese character. Over time, everyone now calls him "Boss Ji".

Ji Shunyu breathed a sigh of relief after understanding that there would be no problem no matter how they checked their identities.

At this time the auction downstairs started.

Yes, the most important and attractive thing in Ripple Villa is the auction held on the fifteenth day of every month. Every auction item is extremely precious and difficult or even impossible to buy outside.

Ripple Villa obviously attaches great importance to today's auction. Qi Bao'er saw that Rong Qi, who knew from the conversation between father and son that he had an extraordinary identity, actually hosted it himself.

Seeing Rong Qi on the auction stage, Boss Li also expressed surprise, "Mr. Rong is actually hosting it today. It seems..."

Boss Li's voice was so low that even Qi Bao'er might not be able to hear it if he wasn't a spiritual cultivator.

Xia Rongqi didn't say any unnecessary nonsense. He just expressed his welcome to everyone and immediately started putting up the auction items.

The poor Ji Shunyu took a breath when he saw the first one taken out, "The first item to be auctioned was a painting by a painting saint!"

Han Lin was a painter from the previous dynasty who is still hailed as a saint of painting in the calligraphy and painting circles. His paintings were already hard to find during his lifetime, and even more so now that hundreds of years have passed.

If there is a painting of Hanlin at home, it can be passed down from generation to generation as a family heirloom.

Qi Bao'er was also slightly startled, "Either the Lianyi Villa's family is strong enough, or we still underestimated them."

As far as she knew, although Han Lin was a painting saint, he didn't have many paintings passed down. Firstly, it was because he was lazy. In total, he painted less than a hundred paintings in his life, but every one of them was a masterpiece. Holy product.

The second is that Han Lin did not die naturally, but was harmed by humans.

Han Lin was not the kind of idle man that everyone had in mind as a painter. He was an official in the court, and he had already been worshiped as a second-rank official before the incident.

Hanlin's family was exiled after being killed by a female gangster, and Hanlin died on the way to exile.

So Han Lin didn't leave a single painting around him when he died, and the same goes for his descendants, who had their homes confiscated.

As for the paintings in his home, it is said that most of them were burned by the person who murdered him. (End of chapter)