Reborn in the 60s, starting with going to the mountains and countryside

Chapter 676 Nicholas II’s back-up plan

The most eye-catching thing in the underground space is a large pile of gold piled against the wall.

Ye Hao is now a little numb to gold. Since all the gold in the underground vault of the Federal Reserve Bank was transferred, Ye Hao can now be said to be the person with the most gold in the world.

Even the gold reserves of several major countries are not as large as his.

Now facing these dozens of tons of gold, I feel completely calm.

Ye Hao looked at other things in the underground space.

Apart from the gold, the most conspicuous thing in the entire underground space is a few large boxes.

His mind entered the first box. When he saw the contents clearly, Ye Hao was a little disappointed. They were all gold and silver jewelry. Although these gold and silver jewelry could be regarded as antiques, Ye Hao couldn't arouse the slightest interest.

Looking at several other boxes, the things inside were all gold, silver, diamonds and the like. However, just when Ye Hao thought about picking it up for nothing, he noticed that there was a notebook in one of the boxes.

With a thought, the entire underground space, whether it was gold or boxes containing gold, silver and jewelry, all entered Ye Hao's space.

At this time, Ye Hao took out the only thing he was interested in in the underground space.

A somewhat yellowed notebook.

There is very little content in the notebook, only some scattered records. These records are addresses, one of which is the name of the cathedral.

This made Ye Hao a little curious as to what these addresses meant.

It wasn't until Ye Hao turned to the last page that Ye Hao's doubts were solved.

This notebook was left by Nicholas II.

Nicholas II was aware of the crisis in Tsarist Russia in advance. In order to leave a way out for his family, he hid countless gold and silver jewelry in batches to prevent unexpected events and have the capital to rebuild the glory of the Nicholas family.

The result is self-evident. Nicholas probably never expected that his family would end up being wiped out.

Ye Hao put the notebook in his hand into the space. This was a huge fortune.

As the country with the largest land area in the world, its wealth can be imagined. In just this church, Ye Hao found dozens of tons of gold and several large boxes of gold and silver jewelry.

Although other treasure locations might have been discovered long ago, Ye Hao still wanted to take a look. Wouldn't it be unlucky for him to find such wealth for nothing?

Just as Ye Hao was sorting out the harvest, the truck parked at the door of the church had also begun unloading, and all the unloaded items were put into the basement of the church.

It seems that Compound No. 1 cannot hold all the collections of the Hermitage Museum, and some of them will be placed elsewhere.

After writing down the location, Ye Hao left directly. Ye Hao was not very interested in these Western artworks. What Ye Hao valued most now was the Dragon Kingdom artwork in the Hermitage Museum.

He didn't want to waste too much time here, causing the Hermitage Museum to transport Dragon Kingdom art to a place he didn't know. If that were the case, it would be a big loss this time.

Fortunately, the Hermitage Museum did not move so quickly. When Ye Hao came back, there were still many collections in the museum, and only a small part of them had been transported away.

There are too many collections here, and they need to be packed. Even if the museum employees work non-stop, it is impossible to pack everything here in a short time.

While Ye Hao was packing in the museum, his attention also came to the exhibition hall of Longguo art.

The things here dazzled Ye Hao, a person who had seen big scenes.

The main reason is that the porcelain of the Dragon Kingdom is too dazzling. The porcelain here is really exquisite. It seems that it should have been snatched from the Dragon Kingdom during the Tsarist Russia.

Among them, Ye Hao saw several jade seals, including several from the Song Dynasty. He didn't know where Tsarist Russia got them.

The most popular thing here is all kinds of porcelain. It seems that these old people are quite knowledgeable and know that porcelain is a good thing. Most of the items on display here are also porcelain.

It may be that Mao Xiong is not good at appreciating calligraphy and painting. There are relatively few displays in the exhibition hall. Apart from porcelain, the most displayed ones are various bronzes, and there is even a complete set of chimes.

It’s really hard to imagine how Mao Xiong got this thing. Even Dragon Kingdom doesn’t have many sets of complete chimes. I didn’t expect that there is a set in the Hermitage Museum.

In addition to this set of chimes, there are several tripods in the exhibition hall. These are national treasure-level antiques for the Dragon Kingdom. They are now displayed in other people's museums, and this exhibition hall does not allow people from the Dragon Kingdom to enter. .

Seeing the busy employees in other exhibition halls, but there was no one here in the Dragon Kingdom Exhibition Hall, Ye Hao made a move and put the set of chimes and the bronze tripods into the space.

Since these furry bears only care about Western collections now, he will collect the collections from the Dragon Kingdom himself.

After collecting the chimes and the bronze tripod, Ye Hao thought about it and decided to put all the Dragon Kingdom artworks in the exhibition hall into the space.

Anyway, there was a lot of chaos outside at this time, and everyone wanted to pack things as quickly as possible, so Ye Hao added some chaos to them and disrupted their plans.

Just do what you think of, and see the collections in the Longguo Art Gallery of the Hermitage Museum disappear one by one.

Soon, all the artworks in the entire Longguo Pavilion disappeared, and a smile appeared on the corner of Ye Hao's mouth.

The collection in the exhibition hall only accounts for a small part of the total collection, and the rest is in the warehouse inside the museum.

Ye Hao didn't move the things in the museum warehouse because there were too many people packing things there, and Ye Hao didn't want to attract too much attention.

The real good things are basically in the exhibition halls outside. The value of the things in the museum warehouse is much lower than the things on display, but Ye Hao will not let the things in these warehouses go.

As soon as they are packed and sent away, Ye Hao will take away all the things inside.

Seeing that it was almost done, Ye Hao returned to the capital.

Prepare to wait until Mao Xiong and the others have moved everything in the museum before taking action.

Ye Hao, who returned to the capital, fell asleep holding Li Waner in his arms.

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Ye Hao slept soundly, but the Hermitage Museum was in chaos.

When the packing staff arrived at the Longguo Exhibition Hall, they were stunned.

There is not a single collection in the huge Dragon Kingdom Exhibition Hall.

Didn't it say that the last batch of Longguo's artworks were packed? Why were they packed and shipped in advance?

At first, these people thought that other colleagues had packed up and transported all the things from the Dragon Kingdom Pavilion, and they went directly to the next pavilion.

Time was tight, so no one thought too much at this time, but there was one exception, and that was the grandson of the museum director.