The Heavenly Delivery Man, Sending Cannons to Li Yunlong at the Beginning of the Game
The promise of being cheated by his good brother to have nothing, and he could only rely on the Jinbei car to deliver express delivery to eat and pay off his debts. He accidentally opened the border express delivery software, and from then on, he traveled through ancient and modern times, shuttling back and forth between movies, television dramas, and historical events.
[Ding-dong, you have a new order.]
[Player: Li Yunlong]
[Item ordered: One Italian shell.]
" Consignment's address: Ping An County City Tower."
[Reward for placing an urgent order: Two gold bars.]
" After the order is completed, a random reward will be drawn."
Xu Nuo was a little confused as she read the terms on the screen.
Dabiao Zhang: " Regiment Commander, let me shoot this f * cking Yamamoto."
Monk: " Leader, I'll bring people to save sister-in-law."
Li Yunlong: " Second Battalion Commander, pull the Italian cannon up for me."
Second Battalion Commander: Regiment Commander, there are no more shells.
Li Yunlong,[Motherf * cker, if there's a cannonball, I'll blow him up.]
Promise: " Regiment Commander Don't Open Fire, I'm here to send you artillery shells. Border Express is at your service. Remember to give it a five-star rating."
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