I'm so sweet after being forced to marry a sick and weak prince

Chapter 354

Mu Sheng: "I didn't even put a seal on it, so it proves that you did it?"

Feng Junchi: "Yes."

Mu Sheng: "Then I know."

Sitting in a wheelchair, Gu Jinyuan cupped his fists: "Girl Sheng, you and His Royal Highness must find this painting!"

Mu Sheng can only say that he will do his best.After all, she had never seen it, and neither had the original owner.It may not be that the original owner has never seen it, but he just didn't pay attention to the calligraphy and paintings in the mansion.
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Back from Gu Jinyuan, it was already midnight, and Mu Sheng didn't rush to ask Wei Bo. It wasn't until the next morning that Mu Sheng asked Wei Bo if he had seen such a painting.

Wei Bo thought about it carefully for a while, and then said in a deep voice: "I have seen such a calligraphy and painting before, and it was hung in the general's study before. I remember that the day I was driven away by Mu Yingshan, I happened to take Someone was cleaning the general’s study, and I saw this painting hanging in the corner.”

After a pause, he added: "But it is hung in a corner, and the space is too small. Although the calligraphy and painting are very beautiful, it is difficult for people to notice them. It is no wonder that the young lady doesn't know the calligraphy and painting. I have to clean them many times. I noticed it, asked the general, the general said it was sent by someone, but he didn’t say who sent it.”

"Later," Wei Bo continued while recalling, "The old slave's family was kicked out of the general's mansion by Mu Yingshan, and they never saw that calligraphy and painting again. Then the eldest lady took it back to the general's mansion, and the old slave re- On the day I returned to the General’s Mansion, the old slave had someone clean it up, but they were all too bright, vulgar, and unsuitable for the table. This one didn’t exist, and the old slave didn’t know where this calligraphy and painting went. The goods that Yingshan didn’t know were lost and burned.”

After Mu Sheng listened, he told Wei Feng: "Aren't all the servants who occupied the General's Mansion when Muyingshan was still alive? Go and ask if any servants know about this painting."

Wei Feng said: "Those who were released after dozens of boards and those who are still in prison are easy to find. Ask this question, but some people have already been exiled or sent to some places for hard labor. , It’s a bit difficult to ask these people.”

Just as Mu Sheng was about to say, check the government to find out where the exiled and allotted people have gone. Suddenly, Bei Zhe strode in and said, "This is to inquire about the whereabouts of the exiled and others, and ask them about their whereabouts." Leave it to your subordinates."

After finishing speaking, Bei Zhe clasped his fists and bowed to Mu Sheng: "My master sent his subordinates to help the young miss."

Mu Sheng smiled and said: "It's good to have you." This person is Feng Junchi, a member of His Highness the Crown Prince, and he can easily know from the government where those exiled people have gone. "Then I'll leave it to you."

"Miss, don't worry." Bei Zhe still clenched his fists, bowed, and then went to deal with this matter.

Wei Feng hurried to work too.

Three days later, Wei Feng reported: "I have asked all over here, but no one knows about that calligraphy and painting."

Mu Sheng can only pin her hopes on Bei Zhe, hoping that Bei Zhe can find out.If Bei Zhe didn't find out, she would have to find a way to ask Mu Xinxin and Mu Zhili to see if they knew.

On this day, Feng Junchi left the palace again and came to the General's Mansion. After hearing what Mu Sheng said about it, he just nodded and asked, "I'm going to pay homage to the king, can you go?"

Protecting the king is General Han.

The news about General Han being hunted down to protect the king has already been spread. Doesn't Mu Sheng know about it?

As soon as he heard that he was going to pay homage to General Han, Mu Sheng immediately expressed his gratitude and indifferent expression: "You go, I will stop pretending."

(End of this chapter)