Top-Grade Glassware

Chu Chen felt the result alone was enough to prove that this jar had definitely been made by Zhang Huo Ni. He simply could not think of anyone else among the highly skilled forgers who would hide something in this style.

Of course, the main reason was that his special ability had revealed the Blue and white porcelain jar had been made during the Republic of China period. At that time, apart from Zhang Huo Ni, Chu Chen could not think of anyone else with such superb imitation skills.

Thinking of this, Chu Chen could not help cursing inwardly, What a freak. Zhang Huo Ni had left behind such an ambiguous clue. If Chu Chen had not found this Blue and white porcelain jar by sheer coincidence, where else could he have looked for it?

As for the key at the bottom of the jar, Chu Chen guessed it was probably needed to open the chest in the treasure. With modern technology, the chest could be opened without a key when the time came, but given Zhang Huo Ni's twisted mindset, he might have installed some mechanism on the chest as well. Without the key, they could very well be in trouble.

Actually, Chu Chen felt that it was only right for the treasure's clues to be hidden carefully. After all, the chest contained the priceless and extraordinary Imperial Seal. For a treasure like that, one could never be too careful about preserving it.

What he found especially objectionable was that Zhang Huo Ni had gone far too far. Not only had he scattered the clues everywhere, he had also made them so vague—and hidden them all inside the antique imitations he had made so convincingly. Without Chu Chen's special ability, who else could possibly have found them?

Of course,