Legend of the Gold-Touching Captain

Name: Legend of the Gold-Touching Captain
Author: Chubby Slacker

摸金校尉传奇

by Chubby Slacker (摸鱼的肥仔)

Status: Completed
Length: 403k Words
Genre: Mystery
Subgenre: Mystery & Supernatural
Updated: 1y ago
Source: Fanqie

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Li Yi, an antiques shop owner and heir to a line of Mojin Captains, embarks on a thrilling adventure after discovering a mysterious ancient scroll. He forms a team with an archaeologist, an adventurer, and a computer hacker, then ventures into a mysterious ancient tomb, where they face peril after peril. After breaking an ancient seal, confronting guardian spirits, and escaping a collapsing tomb, they follow a new lead into a mysterious valley, where they uncover more astonishing secrets and hidden treasures. But their actions attract the attention of a secretive organization, setting off a fierce battle between good and evil. Follow in Li Yi's footsteps as he explores the unknown world underground and lifts the veil on an ancient civilization.

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