A treasure-appraisal maniac

Murray's analysis made the second elder Quess feel horrified.

Murray can think of this not because of his great intelligence, but because of the entire Thomas family, he has the most contact with Lu Fei.

Murray is much more sensible than Roy.

After many contacts, Murray deeply understood how terrifying Lu Fei was.

Therefore, he often studied Lu Fei on weekdays. Over time, these speculations gradually surfaced.

Although Quess is the family's think tank, he also has a flaw, that is, he is conceited.

In his eyes, Lu Fei was just a rag-tag king born from a civilian background, and there was no comparison at all with the great Thomas family.

Even though Lu Fei is now prosperous, he has never looked down upon Lu Fei.

The treasure map of the Seven-Star Sword is the ultimate secret that the family has kept for hundreds of years.

Therefore, he did not believe that the Chinese people who collected rags could understand.

Therefore, it was his ego that blinded his wisdom.

But now listening to Murray's analysis, Quess has to pay attention.

Murray is right, nothing is absolute, everything is possible!

"Second Elder, we had too many doubts before."

"But assuming Lu Fei really knows the ultimate secret of the Seven-Star Sword, then these doubts will be solved."

"Lu Fei has two knives in his hand."

"Be the first to trade with Wade and gain huge benefits."

"Then he took out the second knife and made a fool of the three of us."

"We invited Lu Fei to come to London as a strategy to invite you into a trap."

"But in Lu Fei's eyes, it is the best opportunity to go deep into the tiger's den and find a way to get our family's Seven-Star Sword."

"Think about it, Lu Fei visited our family's China Collection the day before yesterday."

"I proposed to you last night that I would exchange the Seven-Star Sword for all the treasures in the Shenzhou Pavilion."

"There are tens of thousands of precious treasures from China in the China Collection, which can be said to be priceless."