With My Location Exposed, Is Tomb Raiding in Republican-Era China Illegal Too?

Zhang Qilin transmigrates into the Republican-era world of tomb raiding and activates the Live-Streaming Tomb Raider System.

He livestreams himself breaking into tombs and looting them, openly defying the law?

This immediately enrages the entire nation.

Just then, major platforms begin displaying users' IP locations. The government forms an archaeological capture squad to hunt Zhang Qilin through the tomb passages.

The Heavenly Palace in the Clouds on Changbai Mountain, the mausoleum of the First Emperor at Mount Li

The Corpse Immortal Tomb in the mountains of ancient Shu, the Yuan Dynasty tomb at Bottle Mountain

Every time, Zhang Qilin's IP location is exposed with pinpoint accuracy.

And yet, the archaeological capture squad comes up empty every time.

Netizens: Step up the manhunt! Make sure that tomb robber is brought to justice.

Archaeological Capture Squad: Zhang Qilin, don't push your luck. Connect to our livestream right now and teach us how to get through the obstacles. We'll go easy on you.

Zhang Qilin protests: How can tomb raiding in the Republican era be against your laws?

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