Tomb Robber Warlord: Sign-In System Starts

On the night when Sun Dianying blew up Cixi's underground palace, Sun Tian, ​​a modern military fan, laughed out loud amid the pile of funerary objects. The sign-in system is bound to tomb robbing behavior: touching the gold school captain's talisman will give you a red police soldier, and Qianlong's shroud will be exchanged for Li Yunlong's regiment. When the Night Pearl signal flare illuminated the Forbidden City, the ruffian warlord had transformed Dongling into an anti-Japanese arsenal - Cixi's jade cabbage became a tank sight, and fragments of the Nine Dragon Wall were melted into submachine gun bullet chains. Grave robbing? I call this the military use of cultural relics! Sun Tian held a cigar in his mouth, played mahjong with an AK47 and Huang Jinrong, and used the Japanese military code book as a hot pot. Under the neon lights of Shanghai Beach, his Tanglin bonds bankrupted Japan's Zhengjin Bank overnight; on the Luodian battlefield, drone reconnaissance maps covered the system light screen. When the mountain eagle's bearded soldiers rushed towards Tokyo Bay in a homemade aircraft carrier, the whole world was asking: What outrageous equipment will this bandit warlord's sign-in system reveal tomorrow? This novel and its characters are purely fictitious. Any similarity is purely coincidental and should not be imitated.