The Republic of China: Transferred to Sun Dianying, the No. 1 Pa Tulu in the Republic of China

When Sun Dianying opened his eyes, he became a defeated general with the same name. He has dozens of remaining soldiers, no food and ammunition, and powerful enemies are waiting for him. In a desperate situation, the most powerful tomb robbery system is activated. Since then, the style of painting in troubled times has changed. Others rely on collecting taxes to recruit soldiers and horses, but I rely on collecting gold for captains and raising the army with tombs. Tomb of an upright official? Dig! Tomb of corrupt officials? Dig! Aventurine? That was my job! Gold and silver were exchanged for machine guns, antiques were exchanged for gunboats. While the warlords from all sides were still fighting over a few broken guns, my army was already driving home-made trucks and carrying guns produced on the assembly line, sweeping across the world. Many years later, when facing reporters, Sun Dianying, who had become the overlord of one party, responded calmly: "I am not a tomb robber, I am just a porter of history and an insignificant arms dealer." This novel and its characters are purely fictitious. Any similarity is purely coincidental and should not be imitated.