Rebirth 81: Being forced into marriage by my sister’s best friend at the beginning

Lin Ran is now worried about whether the archaeologists inside have encountered threats. Forget it if it is an ordinary ancient tomb. If it is the legendary ancient tomb that he has been to before, with the tools and strength of these people, they will definitely die if they go down.

Lin Ran planned to contact Liu Jingfeng, so that at least some reliable people could help him earlier.

As for the previous group of temporary workers, Lin Ran always felt that they were hiding something from him and were deeply hostile.

During the afternoon work, Lin Ran did not argue with Xu Jieyun anymore. Instead, the previous group of workers moved things out. Lin Ran and Mr. Chen were responsible for the appraisal, and Xu Jieyun and another young man from the archaeological team were responsible for the registration work.

Xu Jieyun finally saw the level of appraisal in the museum. They have been dealing with cultural relics all year round. Their unique appraisal techniques have raised their work efficiency to a new level.

Therefore, he also developed some affection for Lin Ran.

Since they were in the suburbs, Lin Ran and Chen Lao had to go back to the city, so they finished their work at 4 p.m.

Xu Jieyun expressed his gratitude to them.

Lin Ran said: "Why don't the archaeological team members below come out?"

Lin Ran found it strange that the archaeological team didn't want to stay in there for several days. They had already been down there for a day, so they had to come out for some air.

Temporary workers have come and gone more than 30 times.

"Archaeological work is not a child's play." Xu Jieyun said seriously. She felt that Lin Ran did have a way of identifying, but he took too many things for granted about archeology and did not understand their hardships at all. "They need to stay down there for three days. Or a week, if it exceeds this number, we will ask the rescue team to bring out the people below."

"So you haven't prepared a rescue plan at all?" Lin Ran asked.

"It's not that we were unprepared." Xu Jieyun said with a smile, "The people we photographed are all the most elite experts. You don't expect to make a phone call and find some people who don't understand ancient tombs to rescue people."

The archaeological team can be said to have taken all the risks on themselves.

Lin Ran nodded. It could be seen that Xu Jieyun was still very concerned about her work.

Lin Ran clasped his fists and said to Xu Jieyun: "Captain Xu, I may come again tomorrow."

"Are you coming?" Xu Jieyun thought he couldn't bear the hardship at all, but he really needed someone now, and it was great that Lin Ran was willing to come and help.

"I will pay you according to your daily salary." Xu Jieyun said.

Lin Ran just waved his hand. Money or not was not important to him at all.

Sitting in the car, Lin Ran, Zhou Yu and Chen Lao told his speculation.

"Mr. Chen, do you think that belt is too big?" Lin Ran asked tentatively.

Although Mr. Chen is not a jade expert, he still has a certain understanding of history.

He rolled his eyes while driving: "It seems to be about the same. Ancient military generals had more belly, so their waistlines would naturally be bigger."

That makes sense, but Lin Ran had another idea in mind.

After returning to the city, Lin Ran did not go directly to Liu Jingfeng, but came to Panjiayuan.

He didn't come here to pick up the missing items, he just wanted to find something.

First of all, the archaeological team's report to the museum for help mentioned that this ancient tomb was excavated because a robbery hole was discovered and some scattered funerary objects were found nearby.

Xu Jieyun is not the captain of the archaeological team. Several captains of the archaeological team have gone outside to carry out excavation work, and one has gone to other places to report, so only she and some unprofessional backup personnel were left.

There was no way to determine when it was excavated, but Lin Ran felt that it should have been excavated not long ago.

He planned to stroll around the antique market to see if he could encounter the group of tomb robbers.

He focused his main attention on the cultural relics of the Tang Dynasty and the Ming Dynasty. Of course, his purpose was not to eliminate harm to the people and kill these tomb robbers. He just wanted to know what happened inside the ancient tomb.

The first night in Panjiayuan was fruitless.

Early the next morning, Lin Ran set out. He first went to Liulichang, but this place was already much more formalized, and there were all professional vendors setting up stalls.

Lin Ran just took a quick glance, and most of them could be recognized as those who often set up stalls here. After a quick glance, he didn't see any valuable cultural relics, so he turned and left.

Then came to Panjiayuan.

Lin Ran felt that the method of casting a wide net was too inefficient. He recalled the secret treasure appraisal technique he had used.

Although I promised others not to use it anymore, at this time, I had to take the risk once.

He found a remote corner and closed his eyes.

Soon, the smell of antiques filled the bridge of his nose.

Lin Ran found it funny. Panjiayuan was indeed a well-known antique market. The quantity and quality of the antiques in it were indeed extraordinary. After the 90s, it was difficult for Panjiayuan to buy the previous gifts.

Lin Ran followed the scent and found an extremely remote corner.

Although there are many antiques in Panjiayuan, most of them are concentrated in the Ming and Qing dynasties, and there are even more in the Qing Dynasty.

Therefore, the smell of cultural relics from the Tang Dynasty instantly attracted Lin Ran.

Lin Ran came to an antique vendor. The antique vendor looked around with a vigilant look and found that Lin Ran had arrived in front of his stall without saying hello.

Lin Ran squatted down in front of him. According to the rules of foreign markets, he became interested in the goods on this stall.

The stall owner then said, "Just take a look."

You can tell from his anxious tone that he is a novice stall owner and obviously does not set up stalls often.

Lin Ran took a look at the goods on his stall. They were no different from other stalls. Two sacks were laid on the ground and filled with antiques.

At the front are some crudely made colorful bowls, either from the late Qing Dynasty or imitations. At first glance, they are fakes.

What really attracted Lin Ran was a bronze in the middle of the stall.

It may be because the stall owner is in a relatively remote location, or it may be that the recent people have been deceived too many times by the bronze ware. The bronze ware is placed in a very conspicuous position, but only a few people come to inquire about the price.

At first glance, it was a bronze furnace, only about twenty centimeters in size.

The surface is yellow and green, which looks very old, and there are some dragon patterns carved on the surface.

At first glance, it looked like an imitation, but if you looked carefully, Lin Ran could feel that the aura of Tang Dynasty items was emanating from it.

There is only one store in the whole market, and there is no semicolon.

Lin Ran pointed to the bronze square furnace and asked, "Boss, can you show me that?"