The Villain’s Daughter is Four and a Half

Jiang Ruyi, however, acted like a little detective. After dinner, she went into Mama and Papa’s bedroom. As remembered by the original body, the room was spacious and comfortable, with an elegant wooden carved panel as the backdrop, adorned with several freehand landscape paintings. Two blue irises in a celadon vase were slightly wilted, their leaves curled, giving off an air of fragility. The room was filled with a lingering fragrance, serene and comforting, just like the impression Xu Xiangying left in memory. Xu Xiangying had always had a habit of burning incense. The house was filled with various types of censers, including one currently placed in the bedroom. If Jiang Ruyi had more knowledge, she would recognize this as an extremely valuable incense burner, a rare antique, and the paintings on the walls were authentic works by famous artists, each worth millions. These were certainly not things Jiang Boyuan could afford. Unfortunately, Jiang Boyuan had no appreciation for art, and Jiang Ruyi, being young, lacked the depth of experience to recognize their value. She circled the room, trying to find some clues, but found nothing. Of course, she also noticed the exquisite clothes in the wardrobe, made of silk with vintage designs, all very expensive, some even custom-made. But for a beautiful woman to have a few expensive outfits was not surprising.