Eric's tomb is fenced in white jade, the white marble tombstone is engraved with his name and year of birth and death, and at the bottom of the tombstone is a line of Chinese epitaph: God's Curse, Devil's Madness, for the end of the soul that sleeps here. , the latest chapter of the visit wèn:. The person who erected the tombstone was signed as Eric's adopted son, and the name Lan Yuwei did not appear.

Next to the tombstone there is also a statue, this is a statue of a dog, a German shepherd, carved lifelike, it stands quietly next to Eric's cemetery, its eyes are looking ahead, as if guarding the cemetery.

There is a sign hanging around the dog's neck, and the font on it is still in Chinese, may our little dragon protect you instead of me.

Xiaolong should be the name of this German shepherd, but this is absolutely impossible for the Germans to get a name for their dog, according to the meaning of this line of Chinese, it should be that this dog has another owner. And this master must be a Chinese, among the people known to Eric, only Lan Yuwei is a Chinese.

Now he is 100% sure that Eric and Lan Yuwei not only know each other, but they used to be lovers who loved each other very much, and the Oriental woman Jacob mentioned to take a photo with Eric must be Lan Yuwei. And there is no doubt that the reason why Eric never married was also because of her.

How two people who are separated by nearly a century know each other and fall in love, I am afraid that no one can answer except the parties involved. And now, one of the parties has been sleeping underground, so the only person who can answer is probably Lan Yuwei. But she will never reveal it.

He placed the yellow chrysanthemum on the tombstone, stood quietly for a moment, and then turned to leave. Today is March 9th, and according to Jacob, she returns to Germany every March 10th to pay homage to her mother on the banks of the Rhine. So if he waits on the banks of the Rhine tomorrow, will he meet her?"

After walking a short distance, he seemed to think of something, so he turned around and walked in another direction. Soon after, he stopped at a black marble tombstone with lines carved in German: Andrew Friedrich von Hoffmann is buried here, and the person who erected the tombstone is signed Eric.

Compared to Eric's epitaph, Andrew's epitaph is much simpler, with only four German words.

der。 staub。 hatsich。 Geregt translates to: The dust settles.

He carefully examined Andrew's year of birth and death, and it was unmistakably stated that he died on April 30, 1945, the day Adolf Hitler, the head of the Third Reich, committed suicide.

He pondered that the tombstone indicated that Andrew Friedrich von Hoffmann had died in 1945, and that, according to the information found, he, like Eric, was not married and had no offspring. So now Lan Yuwei's husband Andrew Fredrich von Hoffmann is obviously not a person in the cemetery, let alone his descendants, so who is he

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