Tomb Robbery: Invite Hu Bayi to Explore the Japanese Country at the Beginning

Traveling back in time to the late 1970s, Xu Yan discovered that the world was not simple as he had just retired from the military. There is a cousin named Hu Bayi, who knows an antique dealer named Huo Xiangu, and there is a state-owned hotel called Crescent Moon near the compound. Of course, this is not the most important thing. The most important thing is that in the memory of his predecessor, he also rescued a British aristocratic explorer named Richard Crawford from the Devil's Sea in Japan. The Yamatai Island of Japan, the Golden City of the American Federation, the Valley of the Kings of Egypt, Mustache's Rommel Treasure… Grave robbing? Xu Yan: "It is impossible to rob tombs. It is immoral and dangerous. I can only rely on treasure appraisal and overseas adventures to support my family. But what is going on with the person in charge of Bureau 749? I really have never thought about being a leader..." This novel and its characters are purely fictitious. Any similarity is purely coincidental and should not be imitated.