King of Tomb Raiding: I Use Spatial Powers to Steal Jade Corpses and Stop the Undead

The protagonist transmigrates to the 1980s with an eight-meter storage space. From the start, he scavenges junk and hunts for antiques, striding unchallenged through Panjiayuan.

From the jade burial suit and gold threads in the Tomb of King Lu to the ghost ship journal beneath the Xisha Sea, the protagonist changes his fate against all odds with his true dragon bloodline and storage space.

The evil magic of the Blue-Eyed Fox Corpse? He stabs its eye socket blind with one knife.

The Sea Monkey breaks through the door? Qilin blood seals off the corpse transformation.

The traps laid by the King of Ten Thousand Slaves in the Heavenly Palace on the Clouds? He faces them head-on and breaks through the mechanisms.

Midway through, the protagonist seizes an arsenal on Niuxin Mountain, takes a big G off-road vehicle, and storms in alone, uncovering all of Wang Zanghai's secrets.

Later, he faces the ultimate foe beyond the Bronze Gate. He uses his storage space to carry off divine artifacts, and all the bigwigs of the Nine Gates kneel and call him "Master."

In the end, the protagonist heads northeast with Fatty and Black Glasses. With a brick, he smashes every enemy and steamrolls every tomb under heaven.

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