Mu Tian transmigrates into a tomb-raiding world and becomes King Mu of Zhou.
With a thousand years of memories passed down to him, he becomes an encyclopedia of the tomb-raiding world. He also gets a beautiful wife whose face is hidden behind a black veil!
Fatty: "Master Mu, this is a jade burial suit sewn with gold thread. What a waste not to keep it!"
Gu Yue Hu: "Master Mu, that grandson Jin Ya got his hands on a silk manuscript from the Warring States period. It has a map to the Heavenly Palace on the Clouds. Are we going?"
Jin Ya: "Master Mu, that foreigner is back. He wants to know if you'll sell the Mao Gong Ding you have. This time, he's offering twice as much!"
Mu Tian: "Stop bothering me. I'm going to find my wife."
"Who's Master Mu's wife? She must be incredibly lucky!"
Mu Tian looked up, his gaze full of affection. "My wife is the Queen Mother of the West..."
This novel and its characters are entirely fictional. Any resemblance to real people or events is purely coincidental. Do not imitate.
I don't know if it's because I'm not good at studying history. I just know that the emperors of the Zhou Dynasty from Ji Fa, King Wu of Zhou, to Ji Yan, King Nan of Zhou, and from King Wu of Western Zhou to the demise of King Nan of Eastern Zhou, their emperors were always surnamed Ji. King Mu of Zhou was named Ji Man, but now is his surname Mu?
Feilu is really popular. Every time there is a new and popular idea, there are ten or eight copies of it. The most important thing is that the names are similar!
Isn't the Queen Mother of the West a strange monster?
The chapters seem a bit confusing