A treasure-appraisal maniac

Speaking of the Yoshida family's collection, Lu Fei suddenly became excited.

"Mr. Nakata, you don't need to explain, of course I understand what you mean."

"However, you should also know who I am."

"The promises I made will definitely be fulfilled."

"Tell me the clues you know. I won't blame you if you can't find them."

"If you find it, I promise to give you half."

"If you don't believe it, I can give you a written statement." Lu Fei said.

"Mr. Lu, I said, I'm not thinking about those things."

"I'm just not sure."

"All right!"

"Since you want to know, I will tell you everything I know."

"I have an old friend who was the last director of the Dade Museum."

"More than ten years ago, we talked about this topic when we were drinking together."

"My friend had a few more drinks and accidentally told me that those treasures should be in the Dade Museum."

"He said it's most likely under the koi pond in the east courtyard of the museum."

"The location of the Dade Museum was originally the ancestral home of the Yoshida family."

“That koi pond was built at the ancestral home.”

"Later on, the museum was built and renovated a total of five times. Everything else has been changed, except for the fish pond, which is still the same as it was fifty years ago, without any changes."

"This is just his guess, but I think it's very likely."

“I’ve been to the Dade Museum more than once.”

"The decoration there keeps pace with the times, but the fish pond is out of tune with other buildings and looks a bit strange."

"There is one more doubt."

“The museum is in a great location.”

"In the past ten years, numerous developers have discussed with the Yoshida family and planned to purchase that land."

"Some developers not only offer sky-high prices, but even promise to rebuild the Dade Museum elsewhere as compensation."