[Tomb robbing + treasure appraisal + rivers and lakes + daily life]
In 1998, I came out of my dormitory in Liaoxi and entered Tu Xing out of nowhere.
I met Lord Yao outside the Pass, worshiped the leader of the northern sect, followed the old ghost to look for the wind, and followed the leader to identify the soil.
From watching the wind and doing odd jobs, to clearing soil and digging holes, to holding pots in the palm of my hand, I have personally experienced most of China.
Chifeng Hongshan, Han Dynasty Tombs in Western Henan, Tang Tombs in Guanzhong, and Tombs in Southern Shanxi...
He has dug sand-filled graves, evaded plainclothes teams, poked moles, and shared important weapons.
The Northern School has its own rules, and Jianghu has its own laws.
Don't take photos, leave no evidence, and don't bite your fellow travelers if caught. If you take it all to yourself, you will definitely die.
My name is Xiang Bei, a northern scholar who crawled out of the loess.
Reader comments
This book is relatively short, and the new book is now available for reading.
It's okay, keep up the good work
The plot is not protracted and compact, and I hope it will not be too slow.
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I can't hear clearly, I'm listening to storytelling
This book is relatively short, and the new book is now available for reading.
It's okay, keep up the good work
The plot is not protracted and compact, and I hope it will not be too slow.
Good very good very good
I can't hear clearly, I'm listening to storytelling