The Little Lucky Girl

"Okay, I'll keep it for you first." Zheng Dao wanted to reassure her, "If there is a research institution willing to include it, I will help you ask for the price."

He felt it was a bit of a pity that the imperial edict appeared a little late. A few years ago, the Star Alliance held a cultural relics exchange conference, and the research institute acquired many imperial edicts from different eras on various planets. Otherwise, the one in their hands should have been easily passed.

Zheng Dao took out a magnifying glass, ready to find more features and give them extra points.

Imperial edict fabric: smooth and delicate. Although it is still a little behind the famous Yunjin, it is also considered a relatively advanced weaving technique.

Front pattern: Two dragons playing with a pearl. It is embroidered with silver thread, and the wire drawing process is good, which is a highlight. The two silver dragons are majestic... There seems to be a little less words, write more, and the shape will be majestic and lively.

Back pattern: Golden coiled dragon. The embroidery method is also different from the silver dragon, more like Suzhou embroidery. Comment: This dragon embroidery is really beautiful. Well, it can't be written like this, change it to: This dragon is majestic, showing the royal majesty, and it is awe-inspiring.

Zheng Dao was very satisfied with his own evaluation. He took the imperial edict in his hand and looked at it several times before he noticed that the two dragons were embroidered in the same position on both sides.

He couldn't believe it and rubbed it with his hands again. There was indeed only a piece of cloth.

Hiss, Zhengdao took a breath of cold air. This is a double-sided embroidery, and it is a particularly precious double-sided three-different embroidery with different stitches and colors.

As far as he knew, the Star Alliance had not found similar technology on any other planet except their Xia Country.

What does this mean? This means that he has also discovered valuable cultural relics! Hahaha, his long-cherished wish of opening a shop for many years is finally coming true.

Why does he have to rack his brains to find words? All he needs to do is take a photo and send it to the research institute. There is no doubt that they will be tempted.

Zheng Dao covered his face with his hands and screamed silently, then he noticed that he seemed not to have washed his hands since he got up this morning!!!

Oh my god, what did he do just now? He actually touched and rubbed the imperial edict.

It was over, it was over. The sweat and oil on his hands would cause 0.000001% irreversible damage to the imperial edict. He really wanted to give himself a slap.

Zheng Dao hurried to wash his hands, rubbing them in strict accordance with the various postures taught by the kindergarten teacher. Then he put on white gloves and carefully opened the imperial edict again.

This time he also found a lotus woven with gold thread above the scroll, which was made of gold thread and inlaid with intricate filigree. He had heard Ming Youyou say before that their current emperor liked lotus, so this golden lotus must also represent this emperor.

Although it is just a small lotus, its craftsmanship and cultural relic value are not low.

Zheng Dao took a deep breath and couldn't help but send a message to Ming Youyou: "Do you know that this imperial edict is very valuable?"

"I know. So what?" Ming Youyou said matter-of-factly, "I can't sell it. That's a capital crime punishable by beheading."

She had heard from Lu Tai and others that the standard of this imperial edict was very high and it was usually used to reward court officials of the third rank and above, and it was mainly for people to take home and worship.

For a crime like exile, a yellow silk is usually enough. But they were an exception, because they were involved in international affairs.

Zhengdao: ...Yeah, that’s right.

He suddenly had an idea. If it weren't for this debt, Ming Youyou might never have thought of showing him the imperial edict.

And because the child had said before that they didn't have what he needed, he had a preconceived notion that this was an ancient and relatively backward country...which meant that he almost missed out on a lot of material and non-material cultures.

As Ming Youyou grows up, her world will become wider. But if she doesn't think something is meaningful, she won't include it even if it's right under her nose.

Don’t you see that she is guarding a world like this, yet still worried about not being able to pay the points?

Zheng Dao felt that this child needed a pair of "discovering" eyes.

He took a photo of the imperial edict, organized his thoughts, and sent them to the Intangible Cultural Heritage Research Institute, which is the highest research unit for intangible cultural heritage in their country of Xia and is also a potential customer for his shop, although he has not yet had a product that would catch their eye.

After sending the message, Zheng Dao felt that his brain was still a little too active. He called Ming Youyou and found that she didn't reply for a long time, so he opened the chat group and called his friends to play games.

Ming Youyou finally got to eat the meat she had been craving for. Since she was exiled, she had been eating hard steamed buns all day long, so she couldn't even lift her head to eat.

Jiayi was also very grateful for her bowl of medicine and kept picking up dishes for her, until her bowl was piled up like a small mountain.

So the doctor who came to see Zheng Huanjia for a follow-up examination in the evening saw her bulging belly and kindly left her a few hawthorn pills before leaving.

After dinner, Ming Youyou rubbed her stomach in the yard to slowly digest the food while chatting with the system. Then she looked up and saw a figure flying onto the roof.

"Wow, Captain Jin is so awesome!" She also wanted to fly up.

Captain Jin glanced at her without saying anything. He opened the wine in his hand and drank it facing the moon.

Ming Youyou looked at him and suddenly felt that his figure was a little sad.

"System, do you feel that Captain Jin now is a little different from Captain Jin during the day? It's like a shell has been unscrewed."

The system understood what she meant. This was a topic they had talked about before.

Ming Youyou once found a toy in a shopping mall. There were two versions of the toy. One version was a big doll. When you unscrewed it, there was an identical doll inside. Then you unscrewed it again and there was another doll. You kept unscrewing the dolls like this and ended up with a bunch of toys that looked exactly the same.

The other version is similar in structure, but the dolls look different on each layer. Although it is still the same face, the expression, hair accessories and clothing are different, giving people a very different feeling. Ming Youyou likes this one very much, because she feels that she can never guess what the dolls on the next layer will look like, so it is very exciting.

She also categorized the people around her. For example, her father and mother were in the first category. Although their expressions would change when they were happy or angry, they could be recognized as them at a glance.

But the second type of people are hard to find. So far, the only one who gave her this feeling was Captain Jin, so she stared at him with sharp eyes.

Perhaps the child's gaze was too intense, and Captain Jin found it difficult to ignore it. He finally looked at her and asked, "Do you want to come up?"

Ming Youyou immediately nodded happily, then opened her arms and waited to be taken away.

Captain Jin pointed at the ladder in the corner and asked provocatively, "Do you dare to climb up?"

Of course she didn't dare to do that, but because Captain Jin's expression was very unpleasant, Ming Youyou was successfully provoked, and she patted her belly and climbed up.