When Hong Quan heard Mu Ye wanted to hire him as a guide, he couldn't help but hesitate. He earned 100 or 200 cents a day as a donor. If he was a guide, he didn't know how much money this young man would give him.

At this time, Mu Ye saw Hong Quan's hesitant eyes and immediately understood what he was thinking. He took out another ingot of five taels of silver and said, "Mr. Hong, this is your daily salary. As long as you are a guide, the silver will be yours."

When Hong Quan saw that Mu Ye had five taels of silver as soon as he made a move, he immediately lost his concern. The five taels of silver were equivalent to his income for two or three days. At this time, he bowed to Mu Ye again and said, "I thank Mr. Ye for respecting me, so I will be a guide for Mr. Ye. Fortunately, I am also a native of this Dongdu City, so Mr. Ye can go anywhere."

At this time, Mu Ye nodded, handed the silver to Hong Quan and said, "Mr. Hong, please come to me tomorrow morning. We will go out and have a good time."

After Hong Quan agreed, he put away the silver and left Mu Ye's room. After eating and drinking, Mu Ye lay on the bed to rest. He was really tired all the way, so he soon fell asleep.

When he woke up again, it was the next morning. Mu Ye walked out of the room after washing up. When he came to the lobby of the hotel, he saw that Hong Quan was already waiting for him. At this time, Mu Ye nodded to Hong Quan and said, "Mr. Hong, let's go out for a walk now and taste the delicious food in the Dongdu City, hahaha."

"Please rest assured that I am the most familiar with the delicacies in the Dongdu City. I guarantee that Mr. Ye will satisfy his food." As he said that, Hong Quan walked out of Tongfu Inn first, and Mu Ye greeted the shopkeeper again, and then followed him out.

After Mu Ye followed Hong Quan to wander around the Dongdu City for three days, he finally grasped the terrain of the Dongdu City. At the same time, Mu Ye also visited the four gates of the Dongdu City. Even Mu Ye, the blacksmith shop called "Wei Ji", had watched it from a distance. Although he didn't see the appearance of the person he was looking for, there was a young man in the blacksmith shop there, not to mention that this young man was Mo Xiaohu.

At the same time, Mu Ye also went to see the location of Mo Guxing's treasures. Mo Guxing has five treasures, two in the Dongdu City, while the other three are outside the city. Mu Ye has already remembered the location of treasures in the city, one is located at the west gate of the city, not far from the "Wei Ji" blacksmith shop, and it is also a very quiet villa.

When Mu Ye returned to the inn, he paid Hong Quan's guidance fee. The next day he came to the west gate again, but this time he came alone. When he arrived at the door of the other courtyard, he took out a key from a wall brick next to him. This was also what Mo Guxing told him, and the key was placed in the seventh row of wall bricks on the left.

After Mu Ye took the key and opened the door of the other yard, he quickly walked in. This was a small courtyard with a well in the middle of the yard. The houses on both sides of the yard are kitchens and rooms, and even the toilets are in the yard. There are four rooms in the main room. Except for one of them, the living room, the remaining three are two bedrooms and a study room.

When Mo Guxing bought this place, it was a second-hand house, so the furniture in the house was very complete. When Mu Ye walked directly into the bedroom where Mo Guxing slept, he saw that in this bedroom there was a large wardrobe and a desk.

At this time, Mu Ye came to the desk and moved the desk away. He knocked on the stone bricks on the ground with his hands. Sure enough, he heard a crisp sound of banging sound from the stone bricks. This was also the treasure Mo Guxing told him was hidden under the stone bricks.

When Mu Ye found an iron hammer from the room, he smashed it hard on the stone brick. After Mu Ye hitting more than a dozen hammers, he finally saw a large iron box hidden under the stone brick. After he cleaned up the stones on the iron box, he then carried it out of the pit with the iron box.

The big iron box is really big, and even if it is hidden in it, there will be no problem. When Mu Ye picked up the hammer and smashed the copper lock on the box, he carefully opened the box.

Just as Mu Ye opened the box, a golden light flashed in the box. When Mu Ye saw clearly that the box was filled with gold, silver and jewelry, he couldn't help but laugh happily.

Then he cleaned the money in the box and finally got a price in his heart. The gold, silver and jewelry in the box were worth at least tens of thousands of taels of silver. These were all ill-gotten gains from Mo Guxing's killing and robbing goods. At the same time, Mu Ye also found the land deed of the house in the box, and the owner of the land deed actually wrote Mo Xiaohu's name.

After Mu Ye took the deed and looked at it, he said to himself: "Since this house is left for Mo Xiaohu, let me stay for a while. After I finish the matter in Dongdu City, I will immediately return it to the original owner. At the same time, I will keep my promise and share half of the property in this box with Mo Xiaohu."

The reason why Mu Ye liked this house was because it was very quiet and there were not many idle people waiting to go in and out here. I think that when Mo Guxing bought this house, he also considered this way. He was a lone thief, and there were countless enemies. In addition, the government also wanted him, so he chose such a secret residence.

After packing up the property, Mu Ye put the iron box in again, then filled it with soil and gravel bricks. Then he put the desk back in place. When Mu Ye took the property and made it into a bag, he carried it on his back. He planned to exchange all the gold, silver and jewelry for silver notes, so that he could carry it with him.

However, if you want to exchange these gold, silver and jewelry for silver notes, you can't let yourself come forward. You have to find a clerk to do this. Mu Ye couldn't help laughing when he thought of this. Isn't Hong Quan the best clerk? It's definitely right to find him.

When Hong Quan came to Mu Ye again, Mu Ye smiled and said to him: "Mr. Hong, I have another thing to bother you, so I asked someone to invite you."

Hong Quan has always had a good impression of Mu Ye, and Mu Ye's generous personality also made Hong Quan feel a little bit of good for him, so when he heard Mu Ye look for him, he immediately threw down the job and ran over.

At this time, Hong Quan said respectfully to Mu Ye: "Young Master Ye is looking for me to do things, so I respect my Hong Quan. I also want to thank Mr. Ye for taking care of my business, hahaha."

After hearing Hong Quan's words, Mu Ye smiled politely and said, "This time I came to Mr. Hong to ask you to help me with a batch of property. I want to exchange all the valuable items in my hand for silver notes, so that it can be convenient for me to carry. I wonder if Mr. Hong can help me do it?"

"Mr. Ye, there is nothing wrong with this matter. As long as your items are not stolen, I can help you exchange them for silver notes. However, according to the rules, I will charge Mr. Ye a certain handling fee."

"This is right. Of course, Mr. Hong will charge a handling fee for helping me do things. Then let's do things according to these rules." As he said that, Mu Ye put the big bag in front of Hong Quan.

When Hong Quan opened the bag and saw that it was full of gold, silver and jewelry, he was shocked. He had been a resident for more than ten years and had never seen such a big deal. These gold, silver and jewelry combined would be worth at least tens of thousands of taels of silver.

When Hong Quan looked at Mu Ye again, there was a hint of worry and fear in his eyes. He was very worried that the batch of gold, silver and jewelry would be incorrectly originated. If it was found to be stolen goods, he would be sentenced to joint and several liability, and his identity as an intermediary would be cancelled by the government.
Chapter completed!