The Prime Minister Seduced Me to Give Birth

Jiang Zhongxing didn't have to think about it, he knew who the little brat was in this letter.

He glanced at Su Qi.

Su Qi was shivering at this moment.

His family is a merchant, and most of the correspondence is business affairs. They do not have the habit of destroying some important letters.

When Jiang Zhongxing picked up the letter, an idea appeared in his mind, why didn't I burn the letter?

He took a peek at Jiang Zhongxing and found that Jiang Zhongxing was looking at him like a dead man.

If before this, Jiang Zhongxing was only thinking about raiding the Su family and exiling the Su family, now, he feels that all the grown men in the Su family must die!

Can't give them a chance to make a comeback.

He put the letter aside, and quickly read the rest of the letter. All the letters and accounts involving bribery and some illegal things were put together with the letter.

The soldiers carried more and more boxes from the inner courtyard.

After a while, an officer strode over from the backyard and whispered beside Jiang Zhongxing: "Master Guo, the lower official found an underground silver vault in the backyard, which contains a lot of gold and silver."

Jiang Zhongxing gave a "hmm", "Look carefully to see if there are any hidden silver vaults. They all say that there are three caves for cunning rabbits." He raised his eyelids and glanced at Su Qi.

The officer bowed his head and said, "Yes, I will let you look for it carefully."

Jiang Zhongxing said again: "After the inventory is completed, register and make a book, let someone go to the car dealership to requisition the carriage, and drag the gold and silver to the Ministry of Finance's bank vault."

The officer agreed and went to the backyard.

Not long after, the soldiers from the Ministry of Justice came over.

All the servants and masters of the Su residence were strung with ropes to the Prison of Punishment.

Jiang Zhongxing didn't ask people to search the bodies of all the people in the Su Mansion. It wasn't that he was showing mercy, but that he wanted to leave some oil and water for the people of the Punishment Department.

It was getting dark soon, and torches were set everywhere in the Su Mansion, and boxes of gold and silver were constantly being carried out of the underground silver vault.

Some of the clerks in the statistics were quick to pick up the abacus, and some kept their heads down.

Then another soldier came to report, and another silver vault was found.

In the middle of the night, hundreds of people checked all the places in Su Mansion.

The boxes were piled up into hills in the front yard. All the soldiers didn't eat dinner. They were all very excited and full of energy.

In the end, the clerk counted that there were two hundred gold ingots of one hundred taels in total, that is, 20,000 taels of gold, or 200,000 taels of silver, and two thousand taels of silver ingots, which was also 200,000 taels of silver.

In addition, there are various gold ingots and silver ingots that add up to hundreds of thousands of taels, pearls of various colors, gems, crystals, jade, ginseng, fur, satin, coral, antique calligraphy and painting, etc. It is not very easy to estimate, but roughly estimated to be worth 200,000 to 300,000 taels.

In addition, there are land deeds totaling more than 10,000 mu, two houses in the capital, 18 shops in various places in the capital, and the property in the shops is calculated separately.

After listening to the statistics from the official newspaper, Jiang Zhongxing nodded and instructed the officer, "Take out all the antiques and calligraphy, plus a box of gold and silver jewelry, and send them to the inner warehouse after making a book."

"The rest of the books will be sent to the Ministry of Housing's treasury."

The inner treasury is the emperor's private treasury, and the money in it is regarded as the emperor's own pocket money.

The Ministry of Housing's silver treasury is the national treasury, and even the emperor cannot use the silver in it casually.

The emperor loved elegance, and liked calligraphy and painting antiques.