A few days later.
The two tomb robbers handed all sixteen volumes of manuscripts to Chen Yiyang.
The historian himself brought a few experts to the Imperial Capital to examine the manuscripts.
"10 copies of government orders, 11 imperial edicts, 80 official documents, totaling over 40,000 words.
The entire career of a regular Southern Song official, from entering politics, rising from the bottom to mid-levels, from local to central positions, including all the posts he held and his promotion path throughout his life, has been recorded.
This is incredibly rare."
A group of experts stayed at the hotel, admiring the manuscripts while exclaiming in awe.
Xu Weili began his political career as Assistant Office Supervisor in the fourteenth year of Jiading, and thirty-one years later, he died in office as Court Gentleman and Governor of Xinzhou.
During this period, all promotion documents, assessment forms, and the protection orders he wrote for friends and relatives were recorded.
