The Self-Cultivation of a Traitor on the Battlefield

Before the rent was paid, Lu Chenzhou received the recruitment notice. The next second, this history graduate student was thrown into the Battle of Julu. Liu Ya flew past his scalp, and the people around him were killed on the spot, but the voice in his head was still polite: [I wish you all a happy shopping. Lu Chenzhou soon discovered that this place was really good for shopping. Jade pendants on dead people can pay rent, and scattered bamboo slips can be priceless. And his eyes that can read "historical echoes" can also find a way to survive from the broken military symbols. He is not good at killing, but he knows about food and weapons, and can calculate risks and profits. When others compete for military glory, he first protects the grain carts; when others focus on famous generals, he first looks for a way out. After all, no matter how valuable the goods are, they still have lives to take back. Until one day, he saw the mark on a Qin Army soldier's relic that was left by his adoptive father. It turns out that this business has already been done by someone. The "goods" the system talks about are not necessarily just antiques.