King Gou Jianjian of Yue Said That He Had Not Lost Yet

Gou Jianjian, the king of Yue, said that it has not lost yet. It waited for two thousand and five hundred years, and finally waited for someone who could see it - Shen Chengjun, the night shift security guard of the museum. On the first night of joining the company, Gou Jianjian called him "junior"; He Zun added dullly, "My name is China"; Zi Zhong Jiangpan in the corner recited a name from two thousand years ago, waiting for someone to go home. Old comrades say: National treasures can speak, and those who can hear must guard their weapons. Shen Chengjun: OK, I'll keep it then. There is a thing called Eclipse that is four thousand years old. It's not a tomb robber or a smuggler - it's a disease inherent in the land. The disease has accumulated enough strength to split the dragon veins of the Nine Provinces and bury the people and the utensils together. Nine-mouthed tripod, nine gates. The door is blocked, the keys are scattered among the people, and they have to be found one by one. He has a group of brothers: Zino who keeps his promise, Pei Ming who embraces "China", He Lanxue who chases the wind and leads the way... Behind every cultural relic, there is a person who will protect it with his life. Walking to the ninth cauldron, Shen Chengjun clenched the sword: "You said you haven't lost yet." The sword light flashed: "Then, kill."