Chapter 1006 Jiang Li Was Slightly Surprised

It was written in the old writing style, and it was written in brush calligraphy. To be more precise, it was a hairpin-shaped small regular script that could be used as a copybook.

Before reading the content on the letter paper, just looking at the hairpin-shaped small regular script layout, Jiang Li almost immediately jumped out of his eyes.

A lady from a wealthy family sat in front of the desk, with the window half open. She was gentle and elegant, holding an ink pen in her hand, her eyebrows lowered, and she was writing a letter on the letter paper in front of her without rushing or slowing down.

The breeze outside the window was blowing gently, and the faint fragrance of flowers lingered in the air, accompanied by the wind blowing into the room through the half-open window...

After a while, Jiang Li pulled back her thoughts and lowered her eyes to look at the letter in her hand.

It was written in traditional Chinese characters, but this did not bother Jiang Li.

The reason?

Before she came to this world, Jiang Li had learned calligraphy from her grandfather for a period of time when she was young, and she was not unfamiliar with traditional Chinese characters at all.

Time passed by, if Luo Yanqing was here, he would find that Jiang Li's expression was slowly changing.

She went from shock to confusion, then from confusion to indifference, and finally from indifference to complexity.

"If you don't believe it, you can look at this photo..."

Old Xiao was sitting next to him. He naturally noticed the change in Jiang Li's expression. Seeing Jiang Li fold the letter and put it back into the envelope, he handed over a slightly yellowed photo.

"But why didn't Grandma Yu tell me? She never asked about it in front of my mother?"

Jiang Li took the photo handed over by Old Xiao and took a look. Her eyes were calm and her tone was indifferent. No emotion could be seen or heard.

Old Xiaotou: "I'm worried that I'll bring you trouble. Even now, although everything is getting better, she's still afraid of affecting you, so... so she hasn't mentioned those past events to you yet, child.

You should have felt that her love and care for you are all from the heart. Since you accidentally saved her life, she recognized you and has lived happily every day in the past few years.

She said she was satisfied. Even if she couldn't explain it to you clearly, she was already very satisfied in her heart! The main reason why I left this letter to you is to hand over everything left by my ancestors to you."

At this point, Old Xiaotou stood up: "Come with me."

Jiang Li followed Old Xiaotou, and the two came to a wing room that looked particularly simple.

"Child, close the door first."

Old Xiaotou reminded.

Jiang Li responded and turned around to bolt the door.

The next moment, she saw Lao Xiaotou move an ordinary bed board, then press twice on an inconspicuous place on the bed frame, and then the bed frame closed in front of her eyes, and the floor below slowly cracked. Slowly, the crack became larger and larger, and when it could accommodate one person in and out, there was no more change.

"I'll go down first, you follow."

There was a wooden ladder in the crack that could accommodate one person up and down, and looking down, you could see a faint light.

Jiang Li didn't say anything and followed closely.

"Child, you have read the letter. Except for the part donated to the country, everything here is left for you by the eldest lady."

Pointing to five large rosewood boxes, Lao Xiaotou walked forward step by step and opened the lids one by one.

Jiang Li watched quietly, and although she was mentally prepared, she was still a little surprised.

Two boxes of gold bars, two boxes of antique calligraphy and paintings, and one box of jewelry.

Lao Xiaotou took out a carved wooden box about the size of two adult palms from the box of jewelry.

"All of the deeds here are house deeds and shop deeds. The Jiang family's ancestral home and most of the properties and shops were donated to the country by the eldest daughter. As for the Yu family's ancestral home and the two larger houses,