The female supporting role who was deprived of the koi luck in the chronicle

Chapter 153

Su Qian glanced at the gate of the yard and went to Liao's house.

When Uncle Liao saw her, "I'm going to look for you. If it works, we'll go to Lianxing tomorrow."

"It's only December now, and at most I could run two or three times a year ago."

Susie nodded, "That's what I came to ask."

"Ok, then I'll come over at six o'clock tomorrow morning."

After returning from Liao's house, Su Qian saw that Aunt Zhou was still paralyzed by the door of Xue's room, holding the door frame with one hand, her eyes were out of focus, and she seemed to have lost her soul.

When Aunt Zhou saw Susie, her dull eyes suddenly lit up with hope. She got up from the ground, ran towards Susie, and knelt down with a plop.

"Please, please help me, help me find Qin Man, and ask her to change my confession."

"My son can't die, my son can't die!"

Susie sighed in her heart, she knew why she had to do it now.

As long as you are a good person, you will not fall to such a point.

She entered the room and closed the door, and she could still hear Aunt Zhou crying outside.

Tian Xiaohui whispered: "She is also to blame."

Zhao Tingting glared at her, "Why are you pitiful? Have you forgotten how disgusting she was when she came to make trouble with Qin Man?"

Tian Xiaohui stuck out her tongue and stopped talking.

The door was closed, and the light in the room was very poor. Susie lit the kerosene lamp and worked on the problem at the table.

I don't know how long it took, but the crying outside stopped. At noon, Zhao Tingting went out to cook, and when she opened the door, she saw that there was no one outside.

Early the next morning, Susie put on her old padded jacket, wrapped her headscarf, and arrived at Liao's house with her bedroll on her back.

The six sons drove the donkey cart, and the three of them left the village quietly.

After running for two times, Susie became more proficient. When boarding the train, she slid and squeezed into the train from the crowd.

Several people squeezed into the dining car and settled down. After a while, Susie took out a Chinese book from the bedroll and read it.

Sitting opposite, the six sons asked curiously, "What books are you reading? Novels?"

Susie showed the cover to the six sons.

Liu Zi graduated from elementary school, and finally recognized the two characters of Chinese. He raised his eyebrows, "Isn't this a textbook? What's so interesting about it!"

Uncle Liao patted him on the head abruptly, and said in a low voice, "You have the nerve to say, I let you read "Book of Changes" and you said you couldn't understand it, because you just don't want to learn it."

"Look at Susie. The family conditions are good. She works hard to earn money and spends all her time studying. You really have to learn from others."

The six sons rubbed their heads and said with a smile: "Master, I am already stupid, if you slap my head again, I will be even more stupid."

"I really can't understand the books you want me to read."

Uncle Liao shook his head. When the sixth son was young, he saw that this child was clever, and he figured out that he had a deep relationship with this child, so he accepted him as his apprentice.

It's just that the six sons have studied with him for so many years, but they haven't learned one-third of his skills yet.

If this continues, the inheritance of the Taoist temple will be broken.

Uncle Liao can only bury this worry in his heart. Under the current environment, how dare he accept apprentices.

The sixth son would not have followed him if his parents hadn't died early.

After taking the train for two or three days, I finally arrived in Fujiang City, Lian Province.

Now that Uncle Liao knew about Susie's hobbies, he said, "Let's go to the cultural relics store first, and then we'll go to the countryside after you've finished shopping.

Susie smiled gratefully at Uncle Liao, and they got on the bus and soon arrived at the cultural relics store.

The store didn't seem to have changed from the last time I came here. Susie noticed that most of the things on the counter were seen before.

It seems that there are really very few people who come here to buy things these days.

But they don't care, anyway, it is state-run, and they don't care whether it is a loss or a gain.

Susie searched carefully again. Although there were still some good things, Susie's vision was spoiled by the good things she got. They were not particularly brilliant and had a huge potential for appreciation, so she still didn't like them.

Besides, it has to be convenient to carry, she didn't even look at some bulky things.

Turning around, Susie found a pink tourmaline bracelet.

This bracelet is so beautiful that it touched her heart. The pink tourmaline beads are of the same size, and the color is even and rich. The beads, Buddha head, back cloud, and pendant horns are all made of emerald green jadeite.

The color of the emerald is similar to the color of pepper, that is, imperial green, and the seed water has reached the level of ice seed, crystal clear.

The two colors of peach red and dark green collide together, which is extremely glamorous without being tacky at all.

Su Xi glanced at the price, and almost lost her temper. Just such a bracelet costs more than 80 yuan!

How many grams of gold is this worth!
It seems that the cheap things in this era are mainly porcelain calligraphy and paintings, and things like gems are still expensive!
When Susie thought that more than 80 yuan could collect forty grams of gold, which would earn her a lot of money, she was reluctant to part with it.

She stared at the bracelet for a long time, and reluctantly said: "Let's go."

Uncle Liao saw that Susie liked this string of beads very much, and he asked in surprise, "Do you want to buy it?"

Susie shook her head, "It's too expensive, it's not worth it."

Afraid that she couldn't bear it, she hurried out.

Uncle Liao laughed, "Buy it if you like it."

"For this little money, you can earn it back if you make an extra trip."

When Susie came out and was blown by the wind, her mind became clearer. She shook her head, "Forget it, it's not worth buying this."

The thing is indeed beautiful, and she likes it very much, but she knows very well that the style of this thing is probably from the Qing Dynasty, and the appreciation space is not as great as that of porcelain.

It's not the time when she first came here. At that time, she didn't have a clear understanding of how valuable money is in this era.

She buys antiques now, not for collecting, nor for her liking, but for accumulating original capital. Therefore, she must be clear-headed and buy things with high cost performance.

Uncle Liao saw that Su Qian was determined, so he didn't persuade her any more, and they walked towards the suburbs quickly.

After walking for a while, Susie moved the bedroll on her back, and couldn't help asking Uncle Liao, "Why don't we collect it in the city? There must be some people in the city who have gold in their hands and want to exchange it for money?"

Uncle Liao shook his head, "It's not easy in the city. There are many police officers in the city. If we are reported as suspicious, we will be in trouble."

"Although we have a letter of introduction, there is a high probability that nothing will happen in the end, but the investigation by the Public Security Bureau will take time, and we cannot afford to delay it."

Susie nodded and tried her best to catch up with Uncle Liao.

Not long after I left, I got on the tractor with Uncle Liao's blessing.

The direction of going back this time is the opposite of the direction I went last time. One is in the south and the other is in the north, but they are both in the suburbs of Fujiang City.

In the next few days, in order to save time, the three of them would go door-to-door to collect gold every time they went to a village.

After traveling to several villages, it took more than ten days to collect a lot of gold. Susie spent [-] cents and also collected several ancient copper coins from the Tang Dynasty. She didn’t want any copper coins from the Qing Dynasty. I can take out a few copper coins from the Qing Dynasty.

(End of this chapter)