Live Treasure Hunter In The Secret Realm

too weird! And it sounds so familiar, this feeling is the same as the situation he encountered in the underground tomb of the Forbidden City.

Every year when a flood of water comes out, the golden sands in the tomb will be taken into the underground river. Could it be the same here?

Is it possible?

and many more! Maybe there is such a possibility!

You know, based on the soil quality, Nanjing belongs to a plain area, and there are no large hills and mountains at all. The underground rocks and hills are the primary elements that produce gold.

Since this is a large plain, how can there be natural gold mines?

Since there are no natural gold mines, the man-made vaults are the only explanation.

And more importantly, the boss said just now that every year when there is heavy rain and floods, sands will appear in the suburbs. So, this is exactly the same as the situation in the underground tomb.

Could this be possible?

Hanzhe made a bold assumption. If the legend that the Yongle treasure is hidden here is true, but no one can find it, but keep it until now?

More importantly, the Suolongjing mentioned in Yuxi is nearby. If we say that the treasure is not under Suolongjing, and Suolongjing is just a landmark for analyzing the location of the treasure?

Combining all the above doubts, it is impossible that the Yongle Treasure is located somewhere on the big plain outside the suburbs. And after thousands of years of precipitation, because no one found those treasures, the gold inside turned into golden sand.

Therefore, after heavy rains every year and the water on the ground flooded the ground, the water veins near the treasure were connected together. Then, the golden sands deposited in the water veins were brought to the plain together.

Thinking about it carefully, it seems that only this kind of explanation can make sense.

Thinking of this, Hanzhe had a scrutiny in his heart, so he quickly wanted to inquire about the discovery of gold mines on that plain.

However, the shop owner seems to have seen his plan. So, he waved his hand and said, "Hey, you don't have to think about it anymore, boy, you can't go at this time at all."

Hearing the boss's refusal, Hanzhe was a little puzzled. He did want to find out, because through his analysis just now, he could guess that the golden sands on that plain must be related to the Yongle Treasure.

Therefore, Hanzhe asked unwillingly: "Why can't you go?"

Hanzhe's tone was very sincere, but the shop owner still waved his hand and said, "Hey, you don't know. These days, since this incident was reported, many of our juniors have been as admired as you. The tourists who come are planning to go to the plains to pan for gold and try their luck."

"However, the plain has long been taken over by the authorities. Now, it has been cordoned off, and there are people from the Geological Survey Bureau guarding it. I can’t go, if I can’t manage it, I’ll catch you too. stand up."

The boss repeatedly increased his tone, and seemed to have listed it as a forbidden place. However, he can't be blamed for this, after all, he has seen too many tourists who went there to try their luck in the past few days but were detained under criminal law.

When he heard this, Han Che also made up his mind secretly. Because the more so, the greater the secret of that plain. Moreover, others may not be able to go, but it doesn't matter to him.

He is a little bit lucky now, when he was in the capital, the old man Wang gave him a special letter. With that file, such a similar situation seemed to be flat to him.

Thinking of this, Hanzhe decided to work harder and asked the boss if he knew the legend of Yongle Treasure. However, he didn't point it out directly. Instead, he said euphemistically: "Boss, I went to see Suolongjing today. Do you know, what is so particular about Suolongjing?"

"Are there any legends about that well, or rumors from the Ming Dynasty?"

"Hey...boy, even if you ask the right person. We are here, but it was the capital of Yingtianfu in the Ming Dynasty. That happened, too much." Speaking of Suolongjing here, the boss came in an instant. interest.

Next, he spoke fluent Nanjing dialect and said enthusiastically: "Don't say anything else, just talk about this Suolongjing. It is said that this was built by Zhu Yuanzhang himself. There is also our Mingda City Tower, which is also his Ordered to build. Every brick is the work of a craftsman. Zhu Yuanzhang even ordered that every brick should be engraved with the name of the craftsman. If any brick is cracked, the craftsman must be decapitated!"

"So, Ming Dadu hasn't collapsed for hundreds of years. However, as for other rumors, I really haven't heard of it. I'm also born and raised..."

The boss seemed to have the enthusiasm unique to Nanjing people, and he kept telling Hanzhe the legend here. However, unfortunately, from his words, Hanzhe did not hear any rumors about Yongle Treasure.

At the same time, Hanzhe also noticed that when talking about the lack of such rumors, the expression on the boss's face was very serious. Hanzhe could feel that he was not lying.

That is to say, there is no clue in the rumors. The only clues found were the gold mines on the plains.

So, after bidding farewell to the boss, he went back to the room and began to sort out the useful information he got.

However, lying on the bed, the cold rut can't forget the gold mines on the plain. So he simply calmed down and carefully recalled the information mentioned in the report.

If it is said that golden sands really appeared on this plain, it is almost always artificially piled up gold. There must be a lot of gold in the Yongle Treasure, and it is not impossible that it has become a golden sand after so many years.

As for how the sands were washed into the plains from the source, it might be because there is a groundwater vein beneath the plains that can bring the sands to the plains.

After it rained, too much rain would wash the underground sands out of the soil, and only then did someone discover those sands.

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