I Can Rip Zongzi Apart with My Bare Hands

A beautifully written 2020 tomb-raiding novel with no System, true to the genre, no misery for the protagonist, and no loneliness. If you enjoy it, please add it to your collection.

In Panjiayuan, Beijing, there stands an old mansion that has been passed down for countless generations. Its first floor houses the most famous secondhand goods shop in all of Panjiayuan, called Huichen Pavilion.

Lin Xiao is the owner of this antique shop. No one knows his background, but everyone who knows him calls him the young master. He is still young, yet remarkably well-traveled and experienced. It seems there is hardly anything in the world that he doesn't know a thing or two about.

To uncover a story from his past, we must begin with a mysterious man carrying a newly unearthed black-gold Tang sword. All that is remembered is that when the man left, torrential rain was pouring down…

This novel and its characters are entirely fictional. Any resemblance is purely coincidental. Do not imitate.