Title: One of Wang Siwen's thrilling and evocative adventures: Jile Temple
There is an old saying that goes like this: "Good deeds can only be done by good people. How can any mortal be a god?"
Only big people can do big things, and only big people can achieve great things.
So what about when a big man is young?
Young Wang Siwen is such a guy who aspires to become a big shot. He is not very smart or cute, but he is definitely not stupid.
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This story begins with the largest temple in Jinzhou, Jile Temple. The most important treasure of Jile Temple, the Eight Treasures Exquisite Pagoda, was stolen twenty years ago. The thief was none other than the famous black and white thief of the time: Kong Kong'er. In the past twenty years, the pagoda and Kong Konger disappeared together. It was not until the death of Zen Master Zhiming, the old abbot of Jile Temple, that the news of the Buddha reappeared in the world, but there was still no news about Kong Konger.
But what does this have to do with our protagonist? After all, all he needed was three hundred taels of silver.
All in all, this is the story of three teenagers, two of whom boarded a pirate ship for three hundred taels.
Purpose: The real treasures in the world can never be seen
