Emperors' Chat Group: Ranking the Ten Greatest Imperial Tombs

One day, Qin Shi Huang started a new discussion: "Which imperial mausoleum is the greatest in history?"

The group chat immediately descended into an argument.

Genghis Khan: "Heh. Obviously mine. Thousands of years have passed, and no one has been able to find my tomb. It is also protected by a curse left by shaman sorcerers: anyone who touches it dies. My tomb deserves first place."

Ying Zheng, First Emperor: "My tomb lies in the Nine Netherworlds, with the sun, moon, mountains, and rivers for company. A million soldiers of Great Qin guard its gates. Who can enter? Who would dare?"

Queen of Jingjue: "My mausoleum lies above the Ghost Cave of the Underworld, guarded by the emissaries of Hell. I also found the rarest corpse-scented demon flower of the ages to protect my body and coffin. Any mortal who comes near will die. My mausoleum certainly deserves a place in the rankings."

King Xian: "Hahaha! My ancient Dian Kingdom may be only a remote little state, but when it comes to the security of a tomb, I dare take first place. No one else would dare claim second."

Chen Feng then simulated the ten greatest imperial mausoleums and summoned the strongest representatives of the four factions: Zhang Qilin, Zhegu Shao, Chen Yulou, and Zhang Sanzhilian. Together, they would explore the ten mausoleums and judge their rankings!

This novel and its characters are entirely fictional. Any resemblance to real people or events is purely coincidental. Do not imitate.