Treasure Hunting Around the World: I Have a Magical Compass

In China, tomb raiders are known as Gold-Touching Commandants.

Abroad, they have a much grander name: treasure hunters.

Huang Tao inherits a small island in the Bahamas from his second granduncle.

There, he also discovers the treasure hunter’s trials his granduncle left behind.

Sunken ships on the ocean floor, skeletons rising from the dead, and all kinds of magical items make Huang Tao realize that this is a different kind of world.

If filth can deal with skeletons,

then can a black donkey’s hoof deal with vampires?

And if that doesn’t work, how about a spoonful of black dog’s blood?

What about a ghost ship impervious to blades and bullets? Surely a cannon, the very embodiment of truth, can handle it?

If not, we can carve a lightning talisman into the cannonball. That should do the trick, right?

As for the giant sea monsters, there really doesn’t seem to be much we can do about them.

But we’ve got backup. Surely one Dongfeng Express missile can take care of it? If that doesn’t work, we can always fire another!

Looking back, Huang Tao realizes that he has amassed not only immense wealth,

but also become the greatest explorer in the world.