Because, although she had never seen these books in Liangxi Pavilion, she had found them in the study of He Bayu's Qinzheng Hall in later generations.

At that time, seeing that she wanted to read it, He Bayu said that these books were left to him by his father, and they were very precious, so don't let her break them, he looked reluctant, and she secretly slandered a few words.

Looking at it, suddenly her eyes lit up, and she hurriedly brought the candle in her hand over.

At this time, she was holding a copy of "Heavenly Works" in her hand, which was a book about agricultural reclamation, and it was also one of the emperor's compulsory courses.

When she saw the middle part, she suddenly saw that there was a picture in the middle that had been torn off in half, and not only that, but the small figure in the corner had been blackened with an ink pen.

At that time, she thought that He Bayu had done it, and when he was done, she pointed to this picture and secretly squeezed him, but he just smiled awkwardly, saying that he didn't make it, it was when his father was young.

Immediately, he emphasized to Ah Jiu the importance of these books being passed down from generation to generation, so later Ah Jiu wanted to borrow a few books and go back to Liangxi Pavilion to see them, but he also refused. But the next day, he sent a few brand-new books to Ah Jiu, the ones she wanted to read yesterday.

Ah Jiu only looks at the content, where to care about the old and the new, so some of them readily accepted her, but she also understood the importance of these books to He Bayu.

Now, in her hand was a copy of "Heavenly Objects", and on the page she turned to, there was a picture that had been torn out in half, and not only that, but there was also a heavy ink in the corner, and a little man was painted black......

It turned out that the book in her hand was exactly the same as in her previous life, that is, the picture on this book was also destroyed by He Bayu's father.

Therefore, it seems that if this bookshelf was not moved by He Bayu, then it could only be his father, or the king of Su who once became the lord here.

It's just that she remembered that she went to the study of the Qinzheng Hall once when King Su first ascended the throne, and she shouldn't have seen a similar bookshelf, otherwise with her memory, she would definitely not forget.

In other words, this bookshelf was moved here by Hobayu's father.

Although it was just a few old bookshelves, I don't know why, Ah Jiu always felt that these bookshelves were very weird, and they seemed to be hiding some secrets, which made her have to pay attention to them.

Putting the book in its place, Ah Jiu pondered for a moment, and began to shine it with a candlestick, carefully following the spine of the middle layer of books on the bookshelf.

According to the position of these books, she carefully thought about the position of the bookshelf in He Batyu's study, and she could finally be sure that this bookshelf was the one placed in the palace of He Batyu's diligence in the later generations, and even the books on it were almost identical.

How could the emperor's bookshelves that had been passed down from generation to generation appear in the remote Liangxi Pavilion, which even a smart Ah Jiu couldn't guess.

She was about to re-examine the books on the shelves on the other floors, when she heard a small footstep coming from the direction of the stairs.

Ah Jiu was shocked, and subconsciously blew out the candlestick in his hand.