Stealing the Pen: Brother Wu Xie, the Golden Eye Penetrates the Ancient Tomb

My family, I traveled through time and became Wu Xie's biological brother, and I felt paralyzed. I originally planned to rely on my natural golden eyes to become a gangster boss in Wushanju. I would fight against my half-assed brother every day, and I would defeat all the invincible opponents in the nine treasures. I would live a happy life. As it turned out, the plot didn't talk about martial ethics, it started when it was told to start, and my brother's disaster-prone physique always caused trouble. You can't just watch him feed the rice dumplings, right? On the surface, I am the weak second son of Wu Jiawen. I wear glasses to appraise treasures and become a god. Behind my back, I hold three five-baht coins from the Western Han Dynasty. I can control the magnetic force to full. A five-baht shot through the clouds can directly open a hole in a bronze coffin. I originally wanted to live a stable life hiding my superpower, but I couldn't hide it in order to save people. I've covered all the twists and turns in the original novel: Pan Zi dragged him back to Hangzhou to open a noodle shop, Aning saved his life in Shekou, and Yun Cai escaped a sneak attack. My brother has been guarding the Bronze Gate for ten years? It's okay. I shake a copper coin into the door every year to let him know that someone is waiting outside. . Complaints are complaints, no one should be saved. Given the speed at which my brother gets into trouble, I feel that sooner or later his powers will be overstretched. Hey? Wu Xie, stop! Where are you going to cause trouble again? Take me one! This novel and its characters are purely fictitious. Any similarity is purely coincidental and should not be imitated.