Chu Chen was slightly taken aback, then calmly took the handwritten manuscript into his hands. After opening it, he saw the familiar handwriting on the pages, and a surge of excitement rose in his heart. This was clearly Zhang Huo Ni's own handwriting! Could it contain clues to Wang Mang's treasure?
After unexpectedly finding another notebook belonging to Zhang Huo Ni, Chu Chen was excited for a while, but quickly steadied his emotions so Ye Junwei beside him would not find it strange.
Next, Chu Chen quickly flipped through the notebook, but the more he read, the more disappointed he became. This notebook was different from the previous ones. It only recorded some fragmentary details of Zhang Huo Ni's daily life. Let alone clues about the treasure, there were not even any records concerning the firing of porcelain.
Although disappointed, Chu Chen felt this was quite normal. If there really had been clues about the treasure or records concerning the firing of antique-reproduction porcelain, Ye Junwei certainly would not have left the notebook lying here so casually.
What disappointed Chu Chen even more was that every page of the notebook was filled with writing, and there were no traces of invisible ink. There was no possibility that it concealed any other information.
Somewhat disappointed, Chu Chen flipped to the last page. He saw the two large characters "Golden Mountain" written on it, along with two circles.
"Huh? This is..."
Chu Chen was slightly stunned, then immediately realized that this should be information left behind by Zhang Huo Ni. But what exactly did "Golden Mountain" refer to?
"It couldn't be such a coincidence, could it?" Chu Chen's mind worked quickly. After a while, he thought of the acrostic poem at the bottom of the drawer. It had written "Golden Mountain holds