Surrounded by Police from the Start, They Asked If Tomb Raiding Is Dangerous

Lu Daoran was born into a parallel world of tomb raiding and robbed every tomb completely clean.

More than a hundred years later, the police came to arrest him, and the truth sealed away for all those years finally came to light.

China Central Television interviewed him.

"We heard you came to Great Xia's aid when it was in its greatest peril. The more than ten million cultural relics of all sizes that passed through your hands and ended up overseas were all counterfeits you made. Is that true?"

Lu Daoran: "It is."

"What do you think of the island nation's claim that you sold counterfeit goods?"

Lu Daoran: "They're slandering me. If they were fooled, they have to own it. Once the deal is done, the money and goods have changed hands. That's the rule."

"We heard you had more than thirty concubines."

Lu Daoran: "That was pretty normal back then, wasn't it?"

"We heard your first real tomb raid was at the Mausoleum of Cixi. Did you face any danger inside?"

Lu Daoran: "The Mausoleum of Cixi was dangerous? Anyone could do that!"

This novel and its characters are entirely fictional. Any resemblance to real people or events is purely coincidental. Do not imitate.