Chen Mo did not take any of those ordinary treasures.
Even if those items were auctioned off in the Outside World or sold to certain museums, a few hundred million would be the bare minimum price.
But he always felt that the Jar Person seemed somewhat sinister, so he instinctively rejected the idea. Even though he had already figured out that the Jar Person was a cultivator, he still would not touch those things.
Actually, he had another concern. Master Ye Shang's Transmission Jade Talisman had specifically warned him not to casually take cultivators' belongings, especially those of Evil Cultivators.
Evil Cultivators were those whose cultivation did not follow mainstream Daoist methods, but instead relied on unorthodox paths—especially cultivators who dealt with the dead. Such people were absolutely vicious and underhanded. After all, anyone ruthless enough toward themselves would be even more ruthless toward others.
That was why Chen Mo felt that the Jar Person was no good person. After all, no good person would stuff himself into a jar.
So perhaps these treasures contained some method left behind by the Jar Person, or even some insidious technique from his sect that would leave anyone who took them defenseless against it.
The best choice was not to touch these things recklessly. Wealth might tempt the heart, but compared to his own life, it was better to be cautious.
Of course, if Chen Mo wanted to take them, there would naturally be no problem. As long as he carefully examined them and used some Restrictions to see whether there were any hidden tricks, he could still uncover them.
But Chen Mo still needed to play Old Sixth, and he had yet to find a way out of the Ancient City. Moreover, the person hiding in the shadows within this Ancient City