Reader feedback: Starting from Chapter 477 of Volume Nine: The System gave him a chance to start over. From a boy in a ruined temple to a financial elite, from a living King of Hell to a diplomat, from a relic thief to a guardian of national treasures, this time he would live a legendary life. Returning to restart his life, he would settle scores and live with abandon. He would leave not a single Japanese possession untouched, and all the traitors' property would be confiscated. This time, he would live for the sheer thrill of it.
Beiping, 1945. Lu Yuan, a postdoctoral researcher in mathematics, opened his eyes to find himself a fifteen-year-old nobody. At that very moment, Japanese soldiers were smashing up an antique shop, with national treasures shattered across the floor. He was furious.
That night, the System appeared, granting him invisibility, the Qinggong lightness skill of the Swallow Gate, and mastery of Baji Quan. He infiltrated a Japanese military warehouse and carried off every artifact in a single night. From then on, Beiping had a “Living King of Hell”: he killed Japanese soldiers, robbed traitors of their wealth, and vanished without a trace. He sent the gold to the central bank and supplies to the people. After a lifetime of searching, Cheng Dayong could only ask, “What is this man after?”
After the founding of the nation, he concealed his identity and worked as a purchasing agent at a steel mill. During the three difficult years, he grew grain with the spiritual spring water in his pocket dimension and traded it for antiques on the black market, saving countless national treasures. After reform and opening up, he used supermarkets as cover to “relocate” advanced technology from around the world, helping the nation soar. Three women who cherished him fell in love with him, his lawful wife waited for him all her life, and every one of his children grew up to excel.
Two generations of police officers in the Cheng family pursued him for forty years. The day the truth came to light, Cheng Jianguo burned his notes and saluted.
Over sixty years, he emptied thirty-seven warehouses, amassed a collection of one hundred thousand artifacts, and built the world's largest private museum. His work done, he left without a trace, taking his fame and identity with him.
And only the lamp that burned through every night in the courtyard house knew his secret.
🔥Start off with high energy! A doctor of mathematics dressed as a 15-year-old passerby, bound to the time and space collection system, invisibility + flying over walls and walking on walls + Bajiquan, and emptied the Japanese warehouse overnight! From the "Living King of Hell" to the "Wealth-Giving Boy", stealing treasury, protecting national treasures, and fighting traitors, it's exciting and dense without being frustrating✨Growing food in space to support the whole family, killing people in the dark is like mowing grass, and there are so many reversals that your scalp goes numb! Living King of Hell VS two generations of investigating police, who can win the cat-and-mouse game? The emotional line is also super delicious! Follow up and check in, let's go up together 🚀 After reading the first volume of Killing Japanese and Stealing Treasurys, I skipped to the third volume, which deals with all kinds of dissatisfaction. Volume two? It was a warm era when people sewed clothes for their wives and traded grain for antiques. Take a look, it's not a loss
The start is okay, but the ability has improved, and there is no hard work, which makes people confused.
The plot is smooth and the story is full of imagination.
The story is novel and can be read
Invisibility, flying over walls, Bajiquan, retrieving objects from the air, living hell bugs, and destroying the streets at the beginning! Five-star praise, you won't lose if you follow it!