You Were Supposed to Dig for Treasure, but You Unearthed an Emperor's Tomb!

The only thing I want to complain about is the Yongle Dadian. This is something more than a national treasure. The author writes it as if it is an insignificant antique. Do you know what the Yongle Dadian records? That's all the valuable knowledge from ancient times, and it's still being auctioned. It would be weird if the country didn't take action. Let alone the parallel world, the medical books are priceless, not to mention other books. It's so painful to read.

Even if the unearthed cultural relics are privately owned according to your settings, and even if you can trade them at will, the cultural relics themselves still need to be protected. This is the root of a country and nation! Just to dig it out quickly, I invited a bunch of villagers who knew nothing to dig randomly here, completely ignoring the cultural relics themselves. I can only say that people like the protagonist are no different from the robbers of the Eight-Nation Allied Forces! They are all driven by greed, have no respect, and are ignorant and shameless.

So the protagonist has never donated a single cultural relic? I can only say that this book lacks this finishing touch, and I am not saying that I will donate all of it, because you have clearly marked the price of all cultural relics, and cultural relics can not only be measured by money. Take the Yongle Dadian, for example, can this be measured by money alone? To be honest, the author's layout is still a bit poor, and I am not morally kidnapping. In short, I understand what I understand, and I don't care if I don't. . . .

Are you serious about creating a Fengtian Chengyun Emperor in the Qin Dynasty Tomb?

A hundred years of life said that if you dare to pluck it out, you won't be afraid of your beard being torn off. The most outrageous thing is that I dug out a ginseng in ten minutes. I can only say that it is awesome.

There must be something. If you mention it before you dig it up, there must be something that you didn't bury. Only people with lower intelligence can truly understand your feeling of having no IQ.

It's outrageous to have to pay tax on everything you sell. Sell ​​medicine, sell vegetables, sell rice, sell oil, sell salt, sell houses, sell food and drink, do you have to pay taxes on everything that can be sold? Not everything has to pay tax, right? Is it okay not to pay it if you can? Too unreasonable. Do I have to pay taxes when I make money from stock trading? Do I have to pay taxes even if I lose money?

There are so many valuable things on the ship, and there will be more in the future. You don't hire security guards or equip them with guns, and you don't tell the senior officials you know to ask them to send people to protect them. You just go out and give money to people along the coastline, right?

I found a very strange problem. Fei Luli's novels are all very interesting at the beginning, but they are boring at the end. This novel was very interesting when I first read it, and I immediately bookmarked it. Now that I have read more than 90% of it, I feel a little obsessed. I don't know if the author is drifting. The further back the pig's feet are, the more he lets himself go. People who don't know think he is in the "golden elixir stage" and can't be killed no matter what. I wonder if the author has strayed off topic? Instead of a good treasure hunt, you can go to the cherry blossoms and have close contact with pirates. Is this fun?

Seeing Jiang Taigong's Nine Cauldrons Eternally Conferring the title of King Zhou, he decisively rowed it away