Xingtie: My silly online friend is actually a raccoon!

Having dealt with the interpersonal relationships, Xing could no longer contain herself.

She squatted in front of the nine colorful garbage bags, her eyes shining, eager to try them out.

"Come on, let's announce the lottery results!"

The surrounding people's attention was instantly drawn to her voice, and they all turned their attention to the pile of garbage bags that she and Lu Ze had brought back.

They were already used to seeing stars rummage through trash cans.

However, most of the things she pulls out are things that she thinks are very useful, but others would consider them worthless. Very few of them are actually usable.

Today they brought back nine bags, one gold, three red, and five black. This display was truly rare. Even Dan Heng couldn't help but stand aside with his arms crossed, intending to stay and watch for a while longer.

Xing rubbed his hands together, his gaze sweeping back and forth between the nine bags several times, before finally deciding to let Lu Ze go first.

"Luze, you're the luckiest. You get to drive this golden one."

She was very aware of her luck.

Lu Ze's success rate with the trash can was ridiculously high; this legendary gold bag was definitely meant for his luck.

Lu Ze didn't refuse and squatted down to untie the knot of the gold garbage bag.

The moment the bag opened, a soft golden light spilled out.

He reached into the bag and his fingertips touched a hard card, smooth and cool to the touch, with sharp edges.

Upon pulling it out, it was a card with intricate runes printed on the back and a burning palace on the front. Flames flowed slowly across the card, and above the palace was a phoenix totem with outstretched wings, the edges of its feathers gleaming with a golden-red light.

There is a line of small text engraved at the bottom of the card.

"The Dead Resurrected"

Effect: Can revive a dead person, provided the body remains intact.

Lu Ze raised an eyebrow, flipped the card over to look at it, rubbed his thumb on the relief of the Burning Palace, and casually handed it to Xing.

"The shipment has been completed."

Xing took it and his pupils dilated slightly; he almost shoved the card into his nose.

"Holy crap... a dead person coming back to life? Is this for real?"

Her voice rose several octaves, and March 7th immediately leaned in, her head almost touching Xing's shoulder.

"We'll know once we try," Lu Ze said casually.

"Try my foot! Where am I supposed to find a whole corpse for you to test?" Xing rolled her eyes.

She looked at the card over and over twice, but finally handed it back to Lu Ze.

"Keep it for yourself, just in case you need it later."

Lu Ze felt that these words sounded a bit ominous, but he didn't think much of it.

This card is powerful, but its limitations are also very obvious: the corpse must be kept relatively intact, and it probably cannot be used on people who die of old age.

Because it can only revive, not prolong life.

Lu Ze took the card and casually put it into his storage bag.

He probably wouldn't need the card himself, but since Xing gave it to him, he'd keep it for now, since it didn't matter who had it anyway.

Unlike the two people who looked down on revival cards.

Dan Heng, who was standing not far away, narrowed his eyes slightly the moment he saw the card.

His gaze lingered for a moment on the circling phoenix on the card, then fell on the small print: "The corpse must be kept intact."

The light in his eyes, like a candle flame blown out by the wind, went out silently.

He didn't speak, but simply looked away and gazed out the window.

No one noticed his subtle movement.

At this point, Xing's attention had already turned to the other garbage bags.

She only enjoys the process of shipping; she doesn't really care whether the products are useful or not.