It is not as big as Hailan Pavilion, and it was buried under one of the magnolia trees by Yu Chaohe as a treasure.

Yes, the person who pretended to be a ghost yesterday was Yu Chaohe.

This courtyard used to be a courtyard where Su Ruolan would live when she came to the village, since Su Ruolan's death, Yu Chaohe deliberately pretended to be a ghost or made a strange noise inside, just because he didn't want anyone to stay here longer.

There are outsiders staying, and to him, it is like blaspheming the eldest lady.

Yan Qingrui almost immediately concluded that he was the old servant left by the Su family back then.

Yu Chaohe, fish, grass, grass, this is also a Su (Su) character.

However, the contents of this small box made Yan Qingrui even more speechless.

There is only one portrait in the box, which is the portrait of the dead Su Ruolan, the woman in the painting has a slight sorrow between her eyebrows, but she is still as beautiful as the moon, and in the upper right corner, there is a poem:

"Everywhere you go, you have a way back,

Mountains and rivers are hometowns;

Hugh Dao soft red ten zhang long,

Own scriptures and incense in the temple!"

And then...... There is no then.

Yan Qingrui turned the portrait over and over again, and it was stained with water, soaked with vinegar, and all kinds of things that would be developed and revealed, but there was nothing.

She knocked and knocked on the box, and looked at it, and thought about it, and thought about it, and thought about it, and she didn't know what it meant.

The corners of Yan Qingrui's mouth twitched, she is a mother, is this specially here to pit her daughter?

This poem looks like it was written by a person who saw through the red dust, although it is prosperous, it is not as good as the fragrance of books in the temple, is this what it means?

Yan Qingrui sighed, and after finding nothing, she had to put away the portrait.

Now, Xianyunzhuang is quiet. Although there are few people left behind, they are either old people who are really loyal to the Su family, or Zhuang Ding, who later entered Zhuangzi and really does not belong to the Su family or any of the forces.

With these 20 Wanyu dignified guards, the current Xianyunzhuang has changed its previous atmosphere and has become a bit of a high-door and deep courtyard-like feeling.

Yan Qingrui saw that things were almost done here, so she could return to Beijing the next afternoon. On the way, she wrote a letter to Han Zan and arranged some matters.

After Wan Yutang was on the right track, she was only responsible for grasping the general direction and the overall vision and planning, and the implementation was left to Han Zan.

The carriage was about to enter the city all the way, Yan Qingrui suddenly thought of something like lightning in her mind, and hurriedly said: "Don't go back to the city, go to Lao Wangzhuang, no, it's not Lao Wangzhuang, but Nanyin Temple!"

Ming Nineteen had no objection, immediately turned the horse's head, and the carriage headed in the direction of Lao Wangzhuang.

Yan Qingrui also suddenly thought of Lao Wangzhuang's mother-in-law just now and said that Su Ruolan had lived in Lao Wangzhuang for a period of time, and during that time, she copied scriptures every day.

Own scriptures and books in the temple incense!

The scriptures she copied were given to Nanyin Temple.

If the poem really refers to something, it must refer to the scriptures.

There is another mystery in the scriptures.

Although this is just speculation, if you don't look for the answer, the answer won't come to you on its own.

Ming 19 drove the carriage very fast, although it came down from the middle of the mountain where Xianyunzhuang was located, and it was a little far away from the Nanyin Temple, but it was still at the beginning of the Hai Shi and rushed to the Nanyin Temple.

This Nanyin temple is called a temple, but it is not a monk who lives in it, but a nun.

The temple door was closed early, and Yan Qingrui asked Ming Nineteen to knock on the door.

After a while, a middle-aged nun came to open the door.