Reborn a day later, I emptied my enemy's possessions beforehand.

Zhou Haibing opened Alipay.

When the balance appeared, his eyelids twitched—more than 20 million.

He then opened WeChat Pay, where he found over eight million yuan in his WeChat Wallet.

The total is nearly 30 million.

He opened An Baojun's mobile banking app and checked each card one by one.

There are over 20 million yuan in the ICBC card, over 18 million yuan in the CCB card, over 15 million yuan in the CMB card, and nearly 10 million yuan in the BOC card.

Adding them all up, it's over 90 million.

Looking at the number, Zhou Haibing thought to himself:

Li Su'e, did you see that?

I've taken all the money from that beast who killed you.

I will convert all this money into supplies before I am reborn in 1976, and then use them on you.

Didn't you say that you never bought from the pastry shop you most wanted to eat at when you were young?

I'll buy you plenty to eat later.

"An Baojun, what is your Alipay payment password?"

"381027".

"Where is my WeChat Pay password?"

"692148".

"What is the PIN for your bank card transactions?"

"Unified password, 381027".

Zhou Haibing entered the password, opened the Alipay transfer function, entered Sun Guiying's bank card number, and transferred 21 million yuan.

confirm.

Transfer successful.

WeChat Pay, transfer amount: 8.3 million.

confirm.

Transfer successful.

ICBC, transferred 23 million.

China Construction Bank, transferred 19 million.

China Merchants Bank, transferred 16 million.

Bank of China, transferred 9.8 million.

All funds were transferred to Sun Guiying's bank card.

More than 90 million were transferred out.

After transferring the last sum of money, Zhou Haibing put An Baojun's phone aside, stood up, and walked towards the collection room on the second floor.

An Baojun's collection room is on the second floor, on the east side. It is a special room equipped with constant temperature and humidity control, and the door has a combination lock security door, just like a bank vault.

Zhou Haibing called An Baojun over and asked him to open the door.

As soon as the door was pushed open, a scent mixed with the aroma of wood and ink wafted out.

The room wasn't large, only about 30 or 40 square meters, but the items inside were priceless.

More than a dozen calligraphy and paintings hung on the four walls, all framed in glass and gleaming softly under the light.

In the middle is a row of glass display cases, filled with various antiques—

Porcelain, jade, bronze, and Buddha statues—each piece is marked with a number and its provenance, making it resemble a small private museum.

Zhou Haibing walked to the wall and looked at the paintings one by one.

He couldn't understand most of those paintings and calligraphy, but he knew they were bought with real money.

Only An Baojun himself knows how much money he spent on these collections, but looking at all the things in this room, they are worth at least several hundred million.

He didn't care who painted these paintings or which dynasty these antiques belonged to.

All he knew was that all of these things were now his.

With a thought, all the dozen or so paintings and calligraphies hanging on the wall fell out of their frames, rolled up, and stored in the Shennong Space.

The picture frame is still hanging on the wall, but the painting inside is gone.

The porcelain, jade, bronze, and Buddha statues in the glass display cases vanished in an instant, leaving only empty display cases and labels filled with numbers and origins.

There were several large wooden boxes piled up in the corner. When Zhou Haibing opened them, he found that they contained rolled-up calligraphy and paintings, as well as several thread-bound ancient books that looked like Ming and Qing dynasty editions.

Zhou Haibing put the box and its contents into his spatial storage.

After finishing with the collection room, Zhou Haibing began to rummage through the entire villa.

The villa is very large, with three floors plus a basement, and a total area of ​​over 1,000 square meters.

The decor is extremely luxurious, with marble, solid wood, and crystal everywhere, every detail telling others "I am very rich".

That huge leather sofa in the living room is worth at least five or six hundred thousand yuan; take it.

Take away the marble coffee table.

Take away the 100-inch laser TV.

Take the complete B&O sound system.

The enormous crystal chandelier was taken away.

Take away the hand-woven Persian carpet.

Take away the floor-length velvet curtains.

Remove the large round table in the restaurant that can seat sixteen people.

All the expensive tableware, wine glasses, and silverware in the sideboard were taken away.

The hundreds of bottles of red wine, white wine, and foreign liquor in the wine cabinet were all taken away.

The kitchen was ridiculously large, like the kitchen of a professional restaurant.

A double-door industrial-grade refrigerator, crammed full of various imported ingredients—

Zhou Haibing collected all of these items into his space: Japanese Wagyu beef, Spanish ham, French oysters, and Italian black truffle sauce.

The entire set of German kitchen appliances—oven, microwave, dishwasher, steam oven, coffee machine, and blender—will be taken away.

All kinds of cookware and knives, Zwilling, WMF, Fissler, I took them all in complete sets.

The second floor is the bedroom area.

The master bedroom is ridiculously large, facing the garden directly, with floor-to-ceiling windows leading to a huge terrace furnished with outdoor sofas and parasols.

The bed in the room was custom-made, more than two meters wide, with a soft-padded headboard carved with intricate patterns.

The mattress is from Vispring; Zhou Haibing knows this brand, and a single mattress can cost hundreds of thousands of yuan.

He tucked the entire bed, including the mattress and headboard, into the space.

Bedside table, lamp, alarm clock, charger—all collected.

Curtains, carpets, paintings, and full-length mirrors—all were collected.

All the expensive skincare and makeup products on the dressing table were taken away.

The walk-in closet is as big as a clothing store, with separate areas for men and women.

An Baojun has an astonishing number of clothes, including hundreds of suits that fill an entire wall. They are from Zegna, Armani, Brioni, and Keaton, and each one is custom-made and very expensive.

The shirts were neatly folded, hundreds of them, in various colors and fabrics.

T-shirts, hoodies, jeans, and casual pants filled more than a dozen drawers.

The shoe cabinet contained hundreds of pairs of shoes: leather shoes, sneakers, casual shoes, and boots. Most of them were designer brands, such as Gucci, Ferragamo, Prada, and Louis Vuitton. Many of them were limited editions, and the shoe boxes were still unopened.

An Baojun has an astonishing number of watches.

There is a dedicated watch cabinet under the island counter in the dressing room. When you pull out the drawer, you can see more than thirty watches inside, including Patek Philippe, Rolex, Audemars Piguet, Richard Mille, and Vacheron Constantin, each of which is very valuable.

Zhou Haibing knew that one of the Patek Philippe Starry Night watches was worth at least five million yuan.

Take them all.

An Baojun also owns a considerable amount of gold jewelry.

Another drawer was crammed with gold necklaces, gold bracelets, gold rings, gold cufflinks, gold tie clips, and several gold bars, all heavy and substantial.

Take them all.