[Transmigrate to a Siheyuan + System + Tomb Raiding + Foreign Treasures + Patriotism]
Xie Jiu transmigrates to Beiping in 1950 and becomes a street loafer with no parents.
From the start, a military shovel smacks him on the head, activating the Nine Heavens and Ten Earths Tomb-Raiding System. With Yinglong's bloodline, Zhang Qiling's skills, and a million cubic meters of storage space, he can do whatever he likes in Beijing.
A fortune from the former Qing dynasty lies beneath an abandoned mansion? Mine!
The ancient Western Xia tomb in Khara-Khoto is packed with traps? I'll crack them!
American military supplies are piled high on the front lines of the Korean War? I'll clear them out!
With a cigarette dangling from his lips, Xie Jiu squats on a hill in Korea and looks at the now-empty American base. He dusts off his hands and says:
"Come on, I was already here. It'd be rude not to take a little something."
From street loafer to guardian of the nation's hidden front, he uses tomb-raiding skills to protect the roots of China.
(Early on: life in the siheyuan and making his way in Beijing. Mid-story: clearing out American supplies during the Korean War. Later: tomb raiding around the globe, with ever-greater challenges. He's greedy but principled, and the thrills never stop.)
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Borrowed the skin of the courtyard house
The writing is so beautiful, you are wonderful
Not bad! Very nice! Very nice.
Beautiful, worth seeing
A very good book!
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The novel is good and worth reading.
A different courtyard house, I like it