Tomb Robbery: Western Territory Tiger Balm, Thirty-Six Gates of Wisdom

Dressed as a low-level street vendor in the Western Region, Wen Chen only wanted to earn a living, but he offended a pickpocket gang because of his bravery. When three people blocked the alley, he pretended to have tuberculosis and vomited blood to scare off his opponents. Unexpectedly, he was targeted by a mysterious client who asked him to deliver a bag of diamonds to the bird market for a deposit of 500 yuan, which must be delivered within four days. From being stalked at the station, bags were snatched by fake beggars on the street, the police broke into the door in the middle of the night, and his underwear was cut off with a knife. Wen Chen hid the diamonds in brick holes, stuffed them into the soles of his shoes, and finally swallowed them and carried them for three days. When the fake diamonds were robbed one after another, he took out the real ones from the trash can and spit them on the table. The client was shocked on the spot: "You are the first person to surprise me like this." It was later discovered that this delivery test was actually the introductory test for exploring the Western Territory. The civil servant relied on his street smarts to fight back against the siege of thirty-six gates, and was exceptionally included in the "Inquiry Package". But this is just the beginning - there are also ears, clairvoyance, and the "Taiwan Balm" that makes the Western Territory frightened. Starting from the business card in his wallet, he was about to uncover the deepest secrets of the thirty-six doors. The cards in the Western Realm are about to be reshuffled. This novel and its characters are purely fictitious. Any similarity is purely coincidental and should not be imitated.