It is rumored that as the birthplace of the Manchu Qing Dynasty, the Northeast region is buried with countless treasures of the Qing government.

Seeing the repeated changes of political power in China, the Qing government was worried that one day its own country would not be protected, and the thousands of treasures accumulated could allow them to make a comeback.

Therefore, when the Qing Dynasty unified China, it sealed off the northeast region, forbade foreigners to step into it, and entrusted it with heavy troops to protect it.

For hundreds of years, rumors about the buried treasures of the Tohoku region have been talked about by folk history.

During this period, government warlords and tomb robbers searched for the tomb, but none of them were found.

Of course, there are also Japanese devils who covet this treasure.

More than 20 years ago when the Japanese devils launched the September 18 Incident, their wolf ambition to invade China was already clearly exposed.

In 1906, the Japanese government established the "South Manchuria Railway Co., Ltd." in the northeast region, referred to as "Manchuria Railway".

On the surface, the company was engaged in the operation of railways and the development of coal mines, but secretly it was to collect intelligence and make pre-war preparations for the Japanese government's invasion of China.

However, the biggest thief of this puppet company cultivated by the Japanese government is to explore the treasures left by the Qing court in the northeast.

At that time, Mantetsu was looking for a Chinese who was well versed in Chinese culture and could speak fluent Japanese.

So, they found a young man surnamed Zhu in his twenties who had returned from studying in Japan.

At the beginning, the young man surnamed Zhu was reluctant to die for the devil.

But the ferocious devil threatened the life of the whole family of the young man surnamed Zhu, and in desperation, he became a pawn of the Japanese and a traitor scolded by the Chinese people.

At the beginning, the devil was strictly guarded against the young man surnamed Zhu, and only let him do some translation and other work on weekdays. With the increase in the amount of tasks, the devil felt that the young man surnamed Zhu was honest and honest, so he allowed him to participate in some confidential work.

Of course, the young man surnamed Zhu knew in his heart that once he did these bad things for the devil, his life would come to an end.

Although the young man surnamed Zhu does things for the Japanese, he has the blood of the Chinese in his bones, and if it were not forced by the situation, who would want to do this?

Providence made people, and the treasures of the Qing court were actually discovered by devils.

Fearing long nights and dreams, on the third day after digging up this batch of treasures, the devil prepared to smuggle them back to China.

At that time, it was a cold day, and a heavy snow fell in the northeast, and when I exhaled, it instantly turned into a thin layer of ice, floating and sinking.

Late the next night, the young man surnamed Zhu stayed awake all night, thinking that he couldn't let the devil take away his ancestor's Amber.

It was night, and he thought about it for a long time, and thought of a plan.

Early the next morning, when the sky was gray, the young man surnamed Zhu secretly loaded a bundle of explosives under the seat of the devil commander and hid it in the fighter plane.

At noon, after the plane took off, the commander of the devil soon found the young man surnamed Zhu. However, it was too late.

At this time, the young man surnamed Zhu, who had always been cowardly, put the gun on the devil's head with his right hand, and dragged the lead of the explosives with his left hand to detonate it.

The commander of the devil, although he is stubborn on the surface, is also afraid of death in his heart. For the words of the young man surnamed Zhu, he had to obey his words.

At that time, the young man surnamed Zhu thought that in the four directions of east, west, north and south, the east was to Japan, and the north was out of the border, and if he encountered a pro-Japanese lackey and traitor in the south, he would undoubtedly be in the mouth of a sheep.

After thinking about it, he decided to fly west.

At that time, Outer Mongolia was still part of China's territory, and in the face of the fearless appearance of the young man surnamed Zhu and his desire to die together, the commander of the devil did not dare to disobey, so he could only lead dozens of fighters to fly westward.

As a result, a platoon of warplanes loaded with treasures of the Qing court crossed Mongolia and flew to Xinjiang.

When they flew to the border of Xinjiang, more than a dozen fighters were running out of fuel. At this time, it had to make an emergency landing.

Suddenly, a golden veil rose in the distant sky.

The gauze tent, like an impermeable wall, was pushed over fiercely and quickly. There was a powerful wind and wave in the air, which shook more than a dozen warplanes violently.

Then, more than a dozen fighters were swallowed into the belly by the gauze tent. The young man surnamed Zhu and more than a dozen devils were dizzy and out of breath when they were upside down.

Suddenly, the gauze tent turned into a powerful sandstorm, carrying a dozen warplanes heading west.

For a while, the young man surnamed Zhu and more than a dozen devils sank their heads and passed out.

Later, when the young man surnamed Zhu was in a coma, he met a crane-haired fairy in a Taoist robe in a dream.

The old man claimed to be Xu Fu of the Qin period.

The old man said that he was ordered by Emperor Qin to travel east to Japan to find the elixir of immortality. After finding the elixir, he returned to the outside of Xianyang City, and a confidant Pegasus came to report and told him that if Qin Shi Huang obtained the elixir, he would be put to death.

The old man was terrified for a moment, and led his men to flee westward.

When Qin Shi Huang found out, Long Yan was furious and sent tens of thousands of soldiers and horses to chase and kill.

The westward journey lasted for half a month, during which he died of illness and exhaustion, and after running out of the territory of Great Qin, he was the only one left.

At this time, a golden desert appeared in front of his eyes.

The old man took the elixir he had found into his stomach, and suddenly felt that his internal organs were hot and churning, and after a while, he was able to fly through the clouds.

The old man said that with such divine power, he had no intention of caring about the world, so he repaired and dug the emperor's tomb in this vast desert, made mountains and rivers, and lived happily.

After the old man finished speaking, he turned into a wisp of green smoke and disappeared.

When the young man surnamed Zhu woke up, he found that he was lying in the emperor's tomb, and there were more than a dozen corpses of devils lying down together.

Right now, he looked around, countless torches had been lit in the emperor's mausoleum, and a huge mausoleum was bright under the light of the torches.

Thinking about the words of the immortal in the dream, the young man surnamed Zhu thought that he had received the help of the gods, and hurriedly knelt on the ground to worship.

Miraculously, the password of this imperial mausoleum, the young man surnamed Zhu seems to have been passed by the immortals, and he can pass the level without any damage.

However, the treasures that fell into the yellow sand were like stones sinking into the sea, and they have not been heard from since.

At that time, the villagers in the Northeast thought that the young man surnamed Zhu and the devil had died together, and they were full of praise.

After the disappearance of these treasures, the devils also came to search for them many times, but they found nothing.

With the outbreak of war, the devil who was a thief with a weak heart had no intention of coveting that treasure in the midst of defeat and retreat.

For more than 30 years since then, the young man surnamed Zhu has been living in this imperial mausoleum.

No one knows how he survived, in short, he survived.

It was not until after the founding of the People's Republic of China that he walked out of this imperial mausoleum.

Before leaving, he drew a map of the terrain around the imperial tomb so that when he came back later, he could remember the way he came.

When he returned to his hometown in Northeast China, his parents had passed away for many years.

He was the only son in the family, and he had no worries from then on.

Half a month later, he picked up a train to pull media and went south to Beijing.