Most of the dozen or so large crates from before were intended to store the oversized scrolls. She also discovered—perhaps to protect these artifacts, or for some other reason—that each large crate contained only a single scroll. Consequently, although there seemed to be many crates, there were actually only thirteen scrolls.
Feng Qingqing didn’t consider this a small amount at all. These treasures, if put up for auction in the future, would each be fought over by bidders, with every single one valued at over a hundred million.
Next, it was time for her to open the smaller boxes and cases one by one. The treasures inside did not disappoint. There were over twenty items in total, about ten of which were unique copies—one-of-a-kind treasures. The rest were valuables in the more common sense. She set the unique pieces aside for the moment and examined the other treasures in detail, one by one. Among them were a floral gemstone box, a cloisonné landscape, a gold-plated bronze vase, a jadeite and ruby-covered bowl, a copper filigree figure-carved teapot, a gold-inlaid kingfisher feather gemstone peach, and a gold-plated gemstone-inlaid hairpin.
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