These timing bombs were specially commissioned by Jin Muchen and his gang to help him make them.

The power of the explosion is not great, but the destructive effect is quite amazing, the most important thing is that there are a lot of combustion-supporting chemicals added to it, once it explodes, it is enough to blow up these bulletproof glass, and then burn the cultural relics inside.

Therefore, the main building of the Tokyo National Museum today is destined to be doomed.

But even if it is a little interest that they return to the Chinese, you must know that even if these are precious, they are not enough to make up for the more than 30 million war souls they killed in China that year.

Soon Jin Muchen skillfully arranged the bombs, and then he was not in a hurry to leave, these bombs were all set up, and there were still a few hours before the time of the explosion.

This gave him enough time for his next move.

However, before continuing to act, Jin Muchen took out a tablet, then turned off the signal jammer in the police car outside, and began to check the news on the Internet.

Of course, he was concerned about the movement on Kudanzaka's side, which was now close to midnight, more than two hours after the riot he had caused in Kudanzaka.

He wanted to pay attention to the movements of the Japanese police first, and then make the most correct judgment on whether to continue the operation.

If the Japanese police and firefighters had quelled the riots in Kudanzaka, put out the fire, and then started a carpet investigation and a large-scale search, then he would not have time to continue with the next plan.

After all, compared with those treasures, it is still your own life and whereabouts that are more important. You must know that Kudanzaka is very important in the hearts of Japanese people.

Today, I burned a torch somewhere. But it stabbed a hornet's nest. If the Japanese figure it out, they will go crazy looking for people.

If they really had to do a carpet search, the Tokyo National Museum wouldn't be able to stay for long.

I turned on the computer and clicked on the homepages of several mainstream Japanese online media, almost all of which were full of news about the Kudanzaka fire and the violent terrorist attack.

There are even a few online media outlets, which are doing live webcasts at this time, reporting on the movements of Kudanzaka on the spot.

God is also powerful. There was a light wind of three or four levels tonight, and it didn't mean to rain, so the fire on Kudanzaka's side hasn't been brought under control yet.

In addition, Jin Muchen blew up several fire trucks before, resulting in a shortage of firefighters, coupled with the panic caused by the explosion, so that the firefighters missed the best time to fight the fire, so now the fire on the side of Jiudanban is getting bigger and bigger.

The entire Yasukuni Shrine Toilet has become a crematorium, and the major shrines have become torches, and those Japanese 'heroic spirits' are enjoying the roasting of the fire at this time.

Although the Japanese have brought in a lot of fire trucks from other areas. However, because of the previous chaos, the best rescue time has been missed. This, coupled with the breeze in the air, made the fire increasingly difficult to control.

According to the explanation of the on-site reporting personnel, the firefighters are no longer trying to extinguish the fire in the Yasukuni Shrine Toilet, and their main task now is to cut a separation belt on the hill outside the Yasukuni Shrine Toilet so that the fire cannot spread to the mountains behind.

Until the hill behind the Yasukuni Shrine Toilet, there is the Japanese emperor's family, and on the hills next to it, there are other Japanese dignitaries and dignitaries.

This fire has already burned down the Yasukuni Shrine Toilet, but those people can't be allowed to suffer any more.

According to reports from the scene, with the current number of firefighters, it may be difficult to control the fire due to their work efficiency, and the fire brigade has contacted Japan's Maritime and Ground Self-Defense Forces, hoping that they can send helicopters to help fight the fire.

Although they had the experience of violent terrorist attacks more than 20 years ago, the people who caused trouble at that time were just a group of cultists who believed in Aum Shinrikyo.

Those guys just put some poison gas on the subway in Tokyo, and as for modern terrorist attacks, especially bomb attacks, they really haven't encountered them before.

In addition, this attack came so suddenly, and hit the Japanese at once, which made these police very helpless, even if they wanted to arrest people, but now they can't find a clear target of the suspect for a while.

The current police are still in a mess and can't figure it out, let alone emergency measures, they have no clue at all.

Japanese netizens on the Internet, at this time, gave full play to their ability to speak venomously, and scolded those policemen for nothing, anyway, they usually have the habit of scolding the police when they have nothing to do.

At this time, they sprayed those policemen with blood, and everyone would fight them, but what to do next, these Japanese can be said to have no constructive proposals.

The current Tokyo can be said to be a big mess, because almost all the police forces are concentrated in the Kudanzaka generation, and now several prosperous areas in Japan can be said to be empty.

Thieves in some places actually plan to take advantage of this time to come out and carry out activities, planning to make a fortune in national distress.

In Shibuya and other areas where banks and securities companies are concentrated, there have been several police reports in a row, but now the police don't have the heart to pay attention to the situation there, and everyone is waiting for instructions from their superiors ********.

On the contrary, the B society in some areas stepped forward at this time and began to organize patrols automatically in their own jurisdictions, lest some thieves with bad intentions take advantage of this opportunity to come out and make trouble.

Not to mention, these B societies are really a combination of lamentable contradictions!

However, Jin Muchen didn't pay attention to these anymore, after learning the news he wanted to know the most, he was determined, turned around and walked out of the main hall, and went straight to the Horyuji Treasure Hall behind this main hall.

In fact, at the back of the main building, there is also a Pyokeikan, which was built to commemorate the marriage of the crown prince and opened in 1909.

However, the things on display in this pavilion are nothing compared to the treasures in the main building, the Horyuji Treasure Museum, and the East Asian Pavilion.

They are all archaeological discoveries of some Japanese dynasties, and they are all stone tools, rope patterns, bronze tools and so on.

The archaeological value is very high, but the artistic value and collection value are relatively average, so Jin Muchen plans to patronize here at the end, after all, compared to here, the treasures in the treasure hall of Horyuji Temple are more valuable.

The treasures in the Horyuji Treasure Museum are quite remarkable, and the treasures on display here are all treasures of the Japanese Emperor.

It was also opened in 1964 after World War II by the Imperial Family of Japan in order to show their spirit of enjoying with the people, and the exhibits inside are all treasures specially collected and presented to the Imperial Family at Horyuji Temple in the Meiji era.

Although there are only three exhibition halls, but because the treasures on display are very precious, so there are only three days a week for opening hours, and the number of people allowed to visit is also limited.

So he was still very curious about the treasures in the Horyuji Treasure Hall, and when he left the main hall, he went straight to the Horyuji Treasure Hall on the left-hand side of the back.

Before coming to the exhibition hall of the Horyuji Treasure Hall, Jin Muchen was also surprised, when he came to see it last time, although he couldn't go in, but when he saw the appearance of this pavilion, he could also feel that awkward sense of disobedience.

You must know that the main building at the entrance is a typical Japanese-style two-story house-style building, but this Horyuji Treasure Museum is much more modern than the main building.

A two-storey Western-style open building, very similar to many mansions Jin Muchen saw in Los Angeles before, except for some load-bearing walls using steel and concrete structures, many other key parts are glass curtain walls.

Of course, the strength of these glass curtain walls must be bulletproof.

The entrance is a very Western-style entrance, with a ceiling height of more than six meters, and the roof is also made of transparent glass, which makes the building look more fashionable and modern.

On the right hand side of the entrance is the entrance, and when you smash the glass door with a hammer, you can see a gray wall with a row of gilded characters on the wall, Horyuji Treasure Hall!

Bypassing this shadow wall, you will arrive at the main hall of the exhibition hall, which has only three showrooms, each of which is not very large, but not very small.

Each room has hundreds of exhibits, large and small, and the first thing that catches your eye when you enter the first room is a few bronze Buddha statues and Bodhisattva statues placed at the door.

Seeing so many Buddha statues and Bodhisattva statues, Jin Muchen was also stunned, the last time he came, he couldn't enter the inside of the exhibition hall, but he had a general understanding, and what was displayed in this exhibition hall should be the treasures that Horyuji Temple has dedicated to the emperor over the years.

In his impression, the treasures offered to the Imperial Family, they must be rare treasures, at least they must be gold, precious stones, or exquisite works of art made of various precious materials.

This really disappointed Jin Muchen!

Stubbornly walked in front of these Buddha statues and Bodhisattva statues, and after taking such a closer look, he couldn't help but chuckle even more in his heart, and couldn't help but be even more disappointed.

These Bodhisattva statues and Buddha statues are not very large, made of brass, but the workmanship is quite rough, and they are not even as good as the two North Korean bronze Buddha statues he received before! (To be continued.) )