The items in the auction also became increasingly precious as time passed. The backbone of the TCM Alliance unconditionally donated some of them. Song Sichen even donated an incomplete book of the Ancient Medical Manual. Despite only having ten-odd pages, there’s a significant meaning behind this book.

The author was a physician in the late Ming and early Qing Dynasties, Fu Shan. Not only did he have superb medical skills, but he also had high attainments in calligraphy. Hence, this book was extremely valuable as a collection item. Even if it’s incomplete, it still caused a commotion in the auction.

Su Tao had no idea about the source of these treasures in the auction. When he learnt that Song Sichen actually donated such a precious item unconditionally, even he couldn’t help sighing. Song Sichen and Dou Fanggang didn’t lack money, and in their eyes, a treasure like the Ancient Medical Manual had great significance to them. At the same time, it meant that their attention on the Qihuang Charity Funds wasn’t inferior to his own.

At this moment, Su Tao...