Tomb raiding: The awesome life that started from Ganggangyingzi

"We're rich! We're really rich! I need to eat two bowls of meat to calm my nerves!"

Fatty Wang was so excited that his body trembled, and he kept muttering to himself. Then he turned around and started fiddling with the pressure cooker next to him.

Old Hu wasn't much better off, but Yingzi had no concept of it; she just thought it was a lot of money.

Ji Haobo's reaction to them was expected, and he was also extremely excited.

Not only did he get over a million from that, but those jade pendants also contributed 2,600 gacha points to him.

He couldn't quite understand why these jade pendants were worth more than the card draw points of those Yin cavalry.

But he's not interested in thinking about that now. He probably won't be able to sleep if he doesn't spend some of his 4650 gacha points.

As for how to spend the money, Ji Haobo had some ideas. He had encountered danger one after another these past two days, and it wouldn't be easy for him to survive without increasing his strength.

After all, this ghost blowing out the lamp really exists, and who knows what other ghosts might be involved? So he planned to do ten consecutive draws for Black Iron and three consecutive draws for Bronze.

After a flash of light, the Black Iron Card produced three item cards, and the rest were polite thank-you messages.

Dragon Claw: [Black Iron Card]

[300-meter free extension]

Whirlwind Shovel: [Black Iron Card]

[1.5 meters in size, freely retractable]

Amulet: [Black Iron Card]

[Exorcise Yin and Protect the Body]

Looking at the three items, they seem quite useful, especially the Flying Dragon Claw, which is different from the regular Flying Tiger Claw.

It can be used for scaling walls and roofs, and also as a weapon.

At the very tip of this thing is a five-fingered dragon claw, which is not only exceptionally sharp but also incredibly flexible.

As for how to use it, Ji Boda inexplicably learned it the moment it appeared.

After reviewing these items, the moment he had been waiting for finally arrived.

Ji Haobo took a deep breath and silently recited the names of all the gods and Buddhas, and even the Virgin Mary.

The light from the three consecutive draws kept changing before quickly dissipating, revealing the cards inside.

When Ji Haobo saw that there was a guaranteed minimum, he felt relieved.

This time, the output was still item cards, not the character cards he was looking forward to. However, he was overjoyed to find that the card had a pair of eyes on it.

Night Vision: [Bronze Card]

[Neither day nor night]

The ability to see in the dark was exactly what Ji Haobo desperately needed. If he had had this from the beginning, he wouldn't have been chased around by those cavalrymen.

I couldn't wait to use it, and immediately my eyes felt cool. The strange feeling disappeared after about half a cup of tea.

Ji Haobo quickly looked around and was no longer completely in the dark.

The scene before my eyes was crystal clear, except that the light was a little dimmer than during the day.

Everything else is the same, truly living up to its ability of "no day or night".

In a good mood, Ji Haobo saw Fatty Wang and Lao Hu slowly savoring the meat soup, so he couldn't help but go over and eat two bowls with them.

After consuming these highly nourishing foods, the previously weak body regained most of its energy;

I glanced at my watch and realized it was already past three o'clock. In a few hours, it would be dawn.

"Old Hu, you all go to sleep now! I'll keep watch."

"That won't do, Master Bo! You're still injured! Old Hu and I will keep watch, you go and rest."

"Yes, yes, Mr. Bo, you go and rest first. We'll take care of the night watch."

Ji Haobo was about to refuse, but in the end he couldn't resist the two of them and could only nod in agreement.

"Alright, you can pretend to sleep too. It won't be long before dawn, and with Tiger and the others around, nothing will happen."

After giving a few instructions, he got up and went into the tent; he hadn't looked at this thing carefully yet.

Now I find that the interior space is quite large, more than enough for two people to sleep in, and there is also a soft and moisture-proof mat at the bottom.

Moreover, the temperature inside is neither too hot nor too cold, making it perfect for sleeping. Lying on the mat is very comfortable.

Ji Haobo fell asleep quickly. He didn't know how much time had passed when he vaguely heard someone calling him, and that's when he woke up.

After stepping out of the tent and stretching my body, I felt completely recovered, even better than before.

Even the fracture in my chest doesn't feel stuffy anymore; I estimate it will heal in less than two days.

"Brother Bo, when I went to the restroom this morning, I noticed a small stream in front of me. Would you like to go wash up there?"

Seeing that there were still water droplets on their heads, Ji Haobo assumed they had taken a bath. Since he also wanted to take a bath, he nodded and gave the order.

"Oh! Really? Okay, then you guys pack your things first, and after we eat, we'll continue our journey."

The group didn't walk very fast the next day, mainly because the deeper they went into the mountains, the more difficult the journey became.

Not only were there thorns everywhere, but all sorts of shrubs also covered the mountains and fields. The roads were terrible, and sometimes you had to go around them.

Besides this reason, there was also the spiked club that Ji Haobo was carrying on his shoulder;

The weight of several dozen kilograms, plus his own weight, was a bit too much for the horse he was riding.

"Brother Bo, what are you doing carrying that thing? It's so heavy, it probably isn't worth much."

Fatty Wang had to admire Ji Haobo. He and Lao Hu had tried to lift that thing; one person simply couldn't move it easily.

But Bo Ye endured the whole day as if nothing had happened, which really made him envious.

"Take it with you, you never know when you might need it."

The main thing is that this thing is very sturdy; last night, that general violently smashed some trees.

However, the spiked club was undamaged, so Ji Haobo was reluctant to throw it away.

As for the weight of those tens of kilograms, although he had not carefully tested his strength, he estimated that his single arm had a strength of no less than a thousand kilograms.

Of course, this is not his explosive state. If he were to calculate based on his boxing skills, the result would likely be several times higher, definitely over five thousand.

Therefore, it's impossible to just swing a spiked club randomly, but it is possible to use it with some techniques.

As evening approached, the group passed by a mountain stream and decided to set up camp there.

Old Hu and the others set up the tent, while Ji Haobo and Yingzi went hunting and gathering mountain delicacies in the surrounding area.

Just then, they spotted a sika deer drinking water in a mountain stream. Yingzi excitedly raised her gun, ready to shoot.

But Ji Haobo waved his hand to stop him, and then something appeared in his hand—the Flying Dragon Claw.

The dragon claw at the front of this thing is only slightly smaller than a palm-leaf fan, and it is tied with a black rope about the size of a thumb, which doesn't look thick.

But it contains several thin steel wires, and what's most peculiar is that this roll of rope, though not much, can stretch up to 300 meters.

Ji Haobo couldn't figure out why this was possible, but he wasn't interested in investigating it. After all, it was made by the Golden Finger, so anything unreasonable was normal.

Yingzi looked at the strange-looking thing in his hand and asked with some confusion:

"Brother Bo, are you planning to use this to shoot that deer?"

"That's right, this sika deer is full of valuable parts; if you shoot it, its blood will be wasted."

Ji Haobo nodded, waved his dragon claw, and suddenly flung it out.

At a distance of less than fifty meters, the ten-pound dragon claw transformed into a black shadow and grabbed the sika deer's neck with lightning speed.

Before it could struggle, Ji Haobo flicked the rope in his hand, and the dragon claw at the end tightened, snapping the sika deer's neck.