Collect supplies, seize aircraft carriers, and travel to the seventh and fifth

Grandma took Xue Qin'er to take a hot spring bath, while Li Mo'er took the teacher to see her collections.

There are more than a dozen large wooden warehouses, filled with countless old items of various kinds. Professor Du was so engrossed in seeing them that he forgot which leg to move.

After entering the warehouse, Moer turned on the light. The sudden brightness startled Professor Du. He had never seen such a bright light before.

Professor Du was stunned. This was the Jade Cabbage from Da Wan Province, and this was the Meat-Shaped Stone. "Oh my God, how did you get all these? These things shouldn't be here. This, this, and these, they shouldn't be here.

Mo Er smiled and said, "I confiscated his house and didn't even leave him a high-quality imitation!"

Professor Du took a deep breath and said "you, you, you" several times before finally saying, "Well done!"

Moer pulled her out of the warehouse, pointing to other warehouses and said, "That was brought back from Japan, that was brought back from the British Empire! That warehouse was salvaged from the bottom of the South China Sea." Suddenly, a box appeared in her hand, and she said, "This thing is from a shipwreck on the seabed."

Professor Du took the box, put it on the shelf, opened the box carefully, and lifted the yellow silk. His eyes suddenly bulged and he stared at the jade seal in the box for a long time without saying a word.

Mo'er didn't look at Professor Du at first. When she looked up, she saw that Professor Du's face was covered with tears. She supported the teacher's arm, fearing that he would be upset and fall again.

Professor Du dodged Mo'er's hand, took two steps back, and then bowed to Mo'er. Mo'er was startled and quickly dodged, saying, "What are you doing, teacher? Aren't you shortening my life?"

Professor Du said in a trembling voice, "Thank you, Mo'er. Let's not talk about the things in those warehouses. Just this thing alone, our ancestors have been looking for it for years. It turns out it's at the bottom of the sea. No wonder we can't find it."

Mo'er also told Professor Du about the time difference between this space and the outside world, which made Professor Du even more excited. This meant that he had more time to look at these good things left by his ancestors here and more time to read books.

The grandmother and her young lady were about to dive naked into the pool. After soaking for two hours, young lady Xue Qin'er's skin became noticeably whiter.

She looked at her skin, her face wrinkled with joy. She said, "I'm going to fight it to the death today. Even if it gets soaked, I won't go out!"

Grandma said: "The most important thing is not to soak it, but to drink it. The more you drink, the better the effect."

Then she saw her daughter dive down to the bottom of the pool. He quickly went to rescue her, pulled her out and said, "Miss, what are you doing? Don't drink here."

Miss Xue Qin'er said, "Don't call me for lunch, I'm full!"

Professor Du planned to re-appraise all the antiques that Moer had appraised before, and explained in detail the ones she had misjudged. This benefited Moer a lot!

Several people stayed in the space for more than ten days, and the antiques that Moer had previously appraised were reviewed again by Professor Du.

After more than ten days of drinking more water and eating less, and staying in the water, Xue Qin'er had obviously become much whiter and her skin had become more radiant. She looked two or three years younger than when they first met.

Mo'er dug another small pool next to the pool and made a partition with wooden boards, specifically for Professor Du to take a bath!