Jin Zijin picked it up, and Gu Youyou immediately went over to take a look.
The booklet was about the size of a palm, looking somewhat old, but the material used was a very high-quality silk fabric.
Opening the first page, there was a painting of a lotus in full bloom, as fiery as the lotus pond behind the Imperial Garden.
They didn't know what it meant and didn't think much about it before turning to the second page.
The second page depicted a small infant, wrapped in cloth also embroidered with a lotus.
The third page showed a little boy of about two or three years old.
The fourth and fifth pages, continuously turning for over a dozen pages, it could be seen that the boy in the paintings was the same person, but each picture showed him looking different.
This showed the boy's growth from infancy to adulthood.
Gu Youyou and Jin Zijin had realized who this boy was.
It was drawn personally by the Emperor, and the subject was Jin Zijin.
