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All the firearms had been modified, with a layer of wood varnish applied to the surface, resembling a luxurious flintlock gun with golden inlays and carvings.

The saying goes, "The rich practice martial arts," and every martial artist present had used flintlock guns; even the wealthiest, Su Konghu, carried several with him. After fiddling with one in his hands, he roughly understood how to use the automatic weapon.

’This craftsmanship, this firing rate, this power.’

Lu Hu held a Gatling in each hand, spraying bullets into the dense forest. After holding the trigger for just two seconds, the bullets shredded towering trees into flying wood chips and snapped branches.

If an ordinary person were to handle the firearms, they might be outmaneuvered by the blazing corpses, which could predict the bullet’s trajectory based on their responsive speed and mobility.

But if a martial artist was shooting, they could completely match the movement speed of the blazing corpses.

While Lu Hu was deeply shocked, his suspicion of Li Cheng grew increasingly strong.

Neither the Great Ming nor the Western Countries had such advanced firearms. Where exactly did this person come from?

He didn’t know that Li Cheng’s self-propelled artillery could fire and relocate by itself. He simply assumed that Li Cheng had other accomplices hidden somewhere on the island and that this large box of advanced weapons had been buried for a long time, proving that he had targeted the Tu Family even earlier than the Jinyi Guard.

So the question arose, what kind of foreign influence could plan so flawlessly, deceiving both the Tu Family and the court entirely?

A foreign force from the Moon?