Tang Dynasty Tongtian Pirates

From the "King of Thieves" in the Louvre to the "death of starvation" in Chang'an City, Su Che only traveled the distance once. In the fourth year of Zhenguan, undercurrents surged under the prosperous age. When Su Che woke up, there was no system, no plug-ins, only a tattered short brown body that exuded a sour smell, and a stomach that was twitching with hunger. In order to survive, and to get that braised pork meal he longed for, he returned to his old business and set his sights on a "fat sheep" in the bustling West Market. I thought it was just a simple "wonderful hand with nothing", but who knew that this hand actually took away the "Blood Jade Phoenix" that was enough to trigger a bloody storm in the Tang Dynasty! The beginning is hell mode: In front of them was Li Chilian, the "Red Rakshasa" of Dali Temple, who led the black-armored iron guards to block the entire city and vowed to dig three feet into the ground; Later, the mysterious "White Lotus Sect" intertwined with the conspiracy of the court, and murderous intentions were everywhere. Fighting with force? Even a wild dog can't beat him with his body. Competing IQ? Sorry, this is absolute territory for modern apex thieves! Let's see how Su Che turns decay into magic: Using a bucket of swill and shocking acting skills, he plays the role of a beautiful devil who makes the world fearful; Using modern business thinking as a knife, he entered the shaky Luo family of Huangshang and played with bargain hunting and counterattacks. "Give me a fulcrum, and I can steal the heartbeat of the entire Tang Dynasty."