On Chang'an Night, the ghost market opens.
Li Yan was squatting at the foot of the wall of Yaofang, eating cold steamed buns, when the bronze slip in his sleeve suddenly became hot - the disheveled "ghost" in the wall was actually the remnant soul of Huo Qubing when he died!
He gritted his teeth to activate the system, and the first "Champion Houka" tore through the night. The silver gun picked off the ghost face, and the monsters all over the street knelt down on the spot.
From then on, the academy boy became the craziest legend in Chang'an: He did not need to recite poems at the end of the poetry meeting, but directly called Li Bai's "Poetry Sword Card" to recite "The Road to Shu is Difficult" which has not been handed down to the world; the murder can't be solved?
Han Xin's "Bing Xian Ka" laid an ambush on all sides, and the murderer ran into the formation himself; even the border troubles that gave the emperor a headache, he summoned Guo Ziyi's "Shuai Jiang Ka". The old general patted him on the shoulder and smiled: "My card-controlling skills are better than mine." It's so nice to have soldiers at this age!" But when he pushed open the door of the History Museum with Su Wan's "History Slips", he discovered that the light of all the cards had already illuminated a path for him - from the poor family to the chief executive, from the prosperous Tang Dynasty to the thousand-year secret.
