The wife of Xiangjiang boss who disappeared for ten years is back

Chapter 310: Baby’s Nest Conjecture~
Fang Zongtang immediately said angrily: "I'll give you money, you can buy some goods for me to try!"

Zhang Xingzu curled his fingers and struck the chime several times.

"If I were as lucky as you, I would definitely go!" He was telling the truth.

Fang Zongtang was too lazy to pay attention to him. He had to find a place to put these things first.

There is really no room for it here.

Not long after she arrived at Laoxingtang, someone came to deliver something to her.

Bodyguard: "Ms. Jiang asked us to send it, and said it was for you to wear!"

Another big box.

Now that she saw such a big box, she was numb.

While the ready-made coolies were still there, people immediately carried them and put them in the warehouse.

Another day free to re-disk it!
After the bodyguard left, she immediately went to Qishiju to see the salvaged things.

A bent piece of wood in a pile of tattered wooden shelves caught her attention.

After taking it under the faucet and rinsing it, the curved wood immediately revealed its true colors.

It is a Tang Sancai horse leg.

This is quite unreasonable.

Many broken porcelain pieces were from the Ming Dynasty before, so why are things from the Tang Dynasty popping up again?
If you have horse legs, don't you worry about the remaining broken horses?

She immediately started rummaging.

Another horse leg was found inside, and two horse ears!

This three-color horse was broken into pieces very badly!
She thought of two possibilities, one was ships from the heyday of the Tang Dynasty, which often passed by here.Later ships also passed by here frequently.

Why do you want to pass by here?
Certainly not living in Xiangjiang, Xiangjiang was estimated to be the size of a village at that time.

It can only be passing by here, going somewhere.

During the Tang Dynasty, all nations came to visit each other, and the Flower Kingdom had frequent trade exchanges with the Tang Dynasty.

Could it be that this ship was heading to the Flower Country and was supplying supplies in Xiangjiang?
On the other hand, during the Ming Dynasty, the Flower Kingdom was regarded as a bandit, and Zhu Yuanzhang almost destroyed the Flower Kingdom.

It's just a little bit short. If it weren't for Liu Bowen's persuasion, there would be no Flower Country now.

Therefore, it is normal for the shipwreck of the Ming Dynasty to appear here.

Coincidentally, the two ships sank in the same place.

If there are really rocks underground, it is very likely that not only the ships of the Tang and Ming Dynasty will be unlucky, but also those of the Song, Yuan, Qing and modern times!

If it's what she thinks, if you subcontract the salvage, you'll make a lot of money!
Of course, the above is just her guess.

The god of luck cannot always favor her alone.

Occasionally, I’ll take care of other people~
Until she found a piece of cowpea red glaze Taibai Zun, a very small fragment.

This Taibai Zun has a special color, cowpea red in the color of horse lungs, which is unique and very rare in the Kangxi period.

The craftsmanship and color of the Taibai Zun that was fired later have changed, and the same color as Dahongpao can no longer be fired.

This piece of broken porcelain once again verified her idea.

The place where it was salvaged was definitely a treasure nest before!

In the afternoon, someone came.

"Are you the head of Laoxingtang?"

She was taken aback by the young man's question.

"busy?"

The young man quickly asked: "Is your surname Fang?"

She nodded: "yes, my surname is Fang, you can speak up if you have something to say."

The young man immediately yelled happily as if he hadn't heard what she asked.

"Great~"

Then ran away.

Zhang Xingzu looked at it without words: "Brother Zongtang, why is that man so crazy?"

She also saw this.

"It's really serious!"

Within an hour, the street outside Laoxingtang was full of luxury cars.

An old man in his 80s and [-]s, lying on a recliner on a slope, was carried by a group of bodyguards!

(End of this chapter)