Three Kingdoms: From the Start, I Raid Tombs with Cao Cao as a Tomb Raider

Ye Feng transmigrates to the end of the Eastern Han Dynasty and gets bound to the "God-Tier Tomb-Raiding System."

"Why does everyone else transmigrate to become a brilliant strategist or a great general, while I end up as a grave robber?"

Ye Feng cries out to the heavens, protesting the injustice. But the first time he opens an ancient Han tomb, he finds a cultivation manual...

"Well, I guess being a grave robber isn't so bad after all."

He spends three years slacking off in Cao Cao's army, until one day he boasts in front of everyone about how amazing he is at raiding tombs. A middle-aged man with a long beard quietly memorizes his name, then comes to chat with him every day.

"How many treasures do you think are buried in Han tombs?" the middle-aged man asks.

"The Han dynasty lasted for centuries, and there were so many nobles and royal families. Naturally, there are plenty of valuable things," Ye Feng replies with a smile. "I'd estimate the treasures in just one large tomb nearby would be worth at least this much..."

Ye Feng's words make the middle-aged man's eyes light up.

The next day, Cao Cao's army adds a new rank: "Gold-Touching Commandant." It reports directly to Cao Cao, and Ye Feng is appointed to the post!

This novel and its characters are entirely fictional. Any resemblance to real people or events is purely coincidental. Do not imitate.