The Taoist Descended from the Mountain and Copied His Talents to Fill the Tomb Robbing Entries.

Su Ping'an, a down-and-out Taoist disciple in Longhu Mountain, traveled through Peking in the 1980s with Hu Bayi and Fatty. Unexpectedly unlock the ability to copy entries, and each person has an exclusive skill suspended above his head. It can be copied when the conditions are met. Repeated triggering can also improve the level. He forced the profiteer Da Jinya to suffer losses in public, and obtained top-notch treasure appraisal and business talents; he studied the secrets of Feng Shui and mastered the dragon hunt to share gold; he followed Yingzi in the grassland of Inner Mongolia to practice his marksmanship and survive in the wild, and fed the hounds to unlock the full level of beast language. I wanted to rely on treasure appraisal to make a stable fortune during the reform and opening up, but there were rare entries hidden all over the ancient tombs. So I set foot in Yerengou, recreating the exclusive talents of various secret realms along the way. As a Taoist sect, I relied on entries to defeat the dangers of various ancient tombs. This novel and its characters are purely fictitious. Any similarity is purely coincidental and should not be imitated.