A hilltop mansion alone is worth 1 billion, surprisingly sharing the same number as the 800 million yuan mansion Ning Anping gifted to Lu Qingqing that year. That street number comprises three villas, each with a small garden, sold separately to three different wealthy individuals. Unlike the Fu Family mansion, the Ning Mansion, Fu Yisheng's new house, and Song Xiufeng's property, which each occupy a single address with larger areas, the mansion Lu Heng bought from Lu Qingqing also has a single street number, though its area is slightly smaller than the Fu and Ning Mansions.
The seven pieces of jewelry Lu Qingqing received have certificate numbers clearly listed in the will, but the names of the items are very simple—just ruby, diamond, emerald. The exact grades and colors were not written, leaving Zheng Tianbai's children clueless.
When Zhao Jinpeng handed it to Lu Qingqing, it was a rather small jewelry box.
