From carefully studying during the day to night, she had to eat in the room. She was blind and didn't find any problems with these calligraphy and paintings.

The letter from the family was burned and only then did they discover the clues inside. So these calligraphy and paintings also depend on burning?

Mu Sheng's eyebrows were tightly locked, and while continuing to stare at the calligraphy and paintings in his hand, he shook his head slightly, feeling that it was impossible.

If you have to rely on fire to find the clues inside, it means that there is something wrong with these drawing papers. This is the calligraphy and paintings made by Feng Junchi. Is there any problem with his drawing paper? How can he not know?

Assuming that there was something wrong with drawing paper, he knew that when she asked who made these calligraphy and paintings, he could not be careful, and naturally he would not give her all the calligraphy and paintings.

But if he didn't know, would he be the prince, just like doing a task, and would he make another calligraphy and painting?

Isn’t it a whim every time I write calligraphy and painting?

Since every time I write and draw calligraphy and painting is on a whim, who would do anything to draw paper? I expected that he would definitely use this drawing paper?

If there was no such passive drawing paper around him at that time, he wanted to paint, wouldn’t he use other drawing paper?

Furthermore, General Mu left the clue of "Crown Prince's Mo Treasure", not "Crown Prince's Painting Paper". This all points to the Prince's Mo Treasure. If it is really a problem of drawing paper, why not point directly to the Prince's Painting Paper?

Mu Sheng thought about it and felt that it was impossible that there was something wrong with drawing paper.

Then, she would naturally not burn any of these calligraphy and paintings.

There is no problem with drawing the paper; she also took apart the scroll, but there is no problem; as for the contents of the calligraphy and paintings, the characters and paintings...

The characters? They are indeed beautiful, heroic, vigorous, and magnificent, as if they were thousands of momentum, all of them were written by him, but all the characters in the paintings were poems written by ancient people in the past, and she really didn't find any problem.

Paintings? They are all ink paintings, all of which are painted scenery, such as mountains, water, bamboo, bird forest, etc. She looked at them and even looked at the blank space. No matter where the pen tip was, she didn't let go of it. She looked at them carefully, but didn't find anything wrong.

The ink treasure is just this word and this painting, but I just didn’t find anything strange...

Mu Sheng rubbed his eyes, his eyes were blurred. Maybe he would be blind if he continued to look at him.

Fortunately, although these calligraphy and paintings were not stamped to prove who made it, I still know that when they were made it, so that she would not need to look at the calligraphy and paintings made by Feng Junchi in the past three years.

Mu Sheng has taken out all the calligraphy and paintings made by Feng Junchi in the past three years, and during the day, Wei Bo had already hanged them in the place where calligraphy and paintings needed in the mansion.

Now she only has more than twenty pictures in her hand.

In order to avoid Feng Jun's discovering something is wrong, he will have to ask Uncle Wei to hang all of these tomorrow.

She wanted to study it more and it would be convenient, so she just took it down. Anyway, she was hanging openly in the General's Mansion.

She also had a doubt that the calligraphy and paintings that Feng Junchi gave her were really all his calligraphy and treasures?

Maybe he gave it to someone else before? This is actually just a part? And he gave it to her all.

Let's find out about this later.

Anyway, she can't continue to study it anymore and can't figure out anything at all. She also wants to sleep, she is very sleepy and her eyes are not comfortable.

Rubbing his eyes again, Mu Sheng rolled up all the calligraphy and paintings on the table and put them back into the box.

She got up, held the box and put it aside, and then she walked to the oil lamp and prepared to turn off the lights and go to bed.
Chapter completed!