That amounted to a little over a million taels of gold, ten million taels of silver, and some copper coins.
It looked like a lot, but if this money had been in an imperial treasury, it would actually have been rather pitiful.
But considering that this was the end of the Yuan dynasty, it was understandable.
The dynasty was nearly finished, so it was only natural for the treasury to be empty.
Having something was better than having nothing.
Other than the gold, which Jiang Siming could convert entirely into Gold Fragments, he had no way to exchange the silver and copper coins for fragments.
He could only put them into his five-cubic-meter space, which left Jiang Siming in a difficult position.
A five-cubic-meter space actually could not hold much.
In the end, after much deliberation, Jiang Siming gave up on the silver and copper coins and filled the space with jewelry and jade instead.
He packed it with whatever was most valuable, eventually cramming the five-cubic-meter space completely full. Only then did Jiang Siming leave in satisfaction.
If these things were sold in the real world, their value, together with the million taels of gold, would be at least thirty billion.
However, how to account for them was a problem. Jiang Siming did not dare take these things out directly. He would think about it if he got the chance later.
After the emperor woke up and inspected the treasury, he nearly fainted.
All the gold in the imperial treasury was gone. The silver was still there, but many rare treasures had been stolen.
This invisibly accelerated the Yuan dynasty's demise even further.
However, this was a dungeon world, not reality, so no matter how much Jiang Siming stirred things up, history would not change.
After looting the imperial