Qin Ming died in a car accident and traveled to a parallel world. What was unimaginable was that he turned out to be a figurine of an armored general in the No. 3 Pit of Qin Shihuang's Mausoleum.
You can't eat, drink, or pick up girls. How can you still play ball?
Fortunately, he was bound to the Terracotta Warriors and Horses Resurrection System, which not only allowed him to turn himself back into a normal human being, but also allowed him to resurrect all the ancient warriors and warriors in the entire world.
The whole world was shocked. Tourists flocked to the Qinling Museum, and the green-faced kneeling archer figurines, bronze chariots, and Tianwen Sword were all resurrected.
From this moment on, the Terracotta Warriors and Horses belong only to Qin Ming and not to anyone else.
Some people say he is the richest man in the world? Sorry, any resurrected terracotta warriors and horses here are worth one billion, but they are not for sale!
Do international thieves dare to steal? Teach him how to behave in minutes!
A new era is about to begin! Terracotta Warriors and Horses, your emperor is back!
This novel and its characters are purely fictitious. Any similarity is purely coincidental and should not be imitated.
Reader comments
I skipped this chapter**. What a waste of my money!
The terracotta warriors and horses can move. Aren't you afraid of being sliced into pieces?
Commentary on Chapter 073 Final Chapter of "The Resurrection of Terracotta Warriors in the City" written by Little Trophy.
I skipped this chapter**. What a waste of my money!
The terracotta warriors and horses can move. Aren't you afraid of being sliced into pieces?
Commentary on Chapter 073 Final Chapter of "The Resurrection of Terracotta Warriors in the City" written by Little Trophy.