Ming Zang

In 1644, Li Zicheng went to Beijing, tortured Ming officials, ransacked their homes everywhere, and obtained countless treasures, including gold and silver. Ji Liuqi once exclaimed: It would take 18.5 Million mules and horses to carry it. Suddenly one day, the treasure suddenly disappeared. Li Yan, the sworn brother, committed suicide. Li Zicheng's army was defeated at Jiugong Mountain. The generals went their separate ways. In order to get the treasure, Qing pursued them with all their strength. General Li Laiheng and his family set themselves on fire. Confucian general Tian Jianxiu committed suicide. The red lady was rescued by the Yuan family and went to an isolated overseas island. There is only one secret left: Shiyan Chong, three bridges, walking slowly for a hundred steps, three kilns of gold. In the last lifetime of the Qing Dynasty, I had not found the treasure until I got a nine-bend pot in the ghost market.