"I'm in charge of the room, and although I can't do it all, I can tell at a glance how many people are cooking in the pot every day, every meal. After the steamed buns are steamed, there will be less before I know it - I can still see this. ”

"Less? Probably enough for a few people? ”

"Sometimes it's enough for three or four people, sometimes it's enough for five or six people. Ever since I was in charge of the stall, this has been the case a lot. Didn't I just say that? I often send food to Wang Shiqin's house. Since I can send food to Wang Shiqin, the other monks in the room may also send food to their women."

"Do you mean to say that at Lingguang Temple, it's not just you and Yiqing who are involved in the 'Guanyin Sending Child'? ”

"I don't know—I don't know, so I can't just talk about it."

Ouyang Ping didn't fully believe Guang Jie's words - Guang Jie's eyes kept rolling in his sockets when he spoke. Ouyang Ping had an obvious feeling: Guang Jie leaked a little something, hid a little something. What is missing is a fait accompli, such as "Guanyin sends a child", and what is hidden is some life-and-death matters, such as the theft of the Han tomb and the murder in the quarry.

The reason why Guangjie missed a point is to prove that what he said is the truth. Yiqing hid Guangjie in the underground palace under the altar, not just for the sake of "Guanyin sending children".

"You just said that in September and October, how many people were added to the monastery, are they monks or lay disciples?"

"I don't know, although I feel like the temple has added population, I haven't seen a new face."

"If there are indeed living people entering the Lingguang Temple, where are they likely to live?"

"I don't know."

Except for the "Guanyin Sending Son", Guangjie did not provide any valuable clues.

After a while, a monk brought a few steamed buns and a bowl of water. Guangjie devoured it—he was indeed hungry.

Next, Ouyang Ping and his entourage entered the underground palace and continued to carefully inspect the remaining secret rooms. Ouyang Ping had reason to believe that the underground palace that even Elder Huiben didn't know about could not hide only some monks' robes and robes inside, and it was impossible to build an underground palace specifically for the relics of several abbots of Lingguang Temple.

From the previous introduction, it can be seen that the design of the underground palace is very ingenious, and the six secret rooms are hidden behind the relics pagoda, which shows that there should be something more important than the relics in the secret room.

As Ouyang Ping expected, on the stone wall of the last secret room, that is, on the stone wall facing the relics pagoda, there was a dark hole, which was about one meter high and had an area of about one and a half square meters.

Two SWAT officers dragged four wooden boxes of different sizes out of the hole.

Ouyang Ping opened the wooden box one by one, and everyone was stunned.

The wooden chest was full of copper coins, silver dollars, and gold ingots, with a layer of patina on the copper coins and a little silver powder on the silver dollars.

Two relatively large wooden boxes contain copper coins. Inside a box is the copper coins of the Tang Zhenguan period, and most of the copper coins have the word "Zhenguan" on them; Inside a box are Qing Dynasty coins, different periods. There are copper coins of different years, such as "Shunzhi Tongbao", "Kangxi Tongbao", "Guangxu Yuanbao" and so on. A small box contains silver dollars from the Republic of China period, such as "the first year of the Republic of China", "the third year of the Republic of China", and "the eighth year of the Republic of China", and the front of these silver dollars has a portrait of Yuan Shikai. Inside one of the smallest wooden boxes were gold bricks and bars, as well as a dozen gold cakes.