Priceless Cultural Relics Stolen, and I'm Interrogated from the Start!

On a World Treasures television show, a man brought out his family's ancestral treasure for appraisal. After three days of examination by the so-called experts, they finally confirmed it was a bronze sword from the Shang Dynasty.

The state paid a fortune to buy it, but it was stolen the day before the handover.

One week later.

A girl was livestreaming when she found the stolen bronze sword at her cousin's house. Without hesitation, she did the right thing and sent Su Cheng to stand trial.

"Defendant, is it true that you stole a national relic?"

Su Cheng: "Stole a national relic?"

"I was returning it to its rightful owner. That thing doesn't belong here."

"..."

As everyone debated the matter,

someone stepped forward. The story took a dramatic turn, and Su Cheng's past deeds gradually came to light: slaying flood dragons, capturing vengeful spirits, single-handedly facing countless asura ghosts, and protecting humanity.

This novel and its characters are entirely fictional. Any similarities are purely coincidental. Do not imitate.