Tips for Reverse Fighting

Tomb robbing is called inverted fighting in the jargon. Why is it called that? This is because most of the tombs are narrow on the outside and wide on the inside, just like a funnel. People specialize in the business of making money in tombs. Although I don't know when this business started, the treasures in the tombs are all kinds of strange, and some are priceless. It's no wonder that after the ancients died, of course, the treasures in the tombs were all the things that the tomb owner loved during his lifetime. Rich people love money, literati cherish writing, painters love painting, officials care about power, and the royal family values ​​power. In fact, it is the same as before when they were alive. They just bring the things they like during life to the tomb to accompany them. As the saying goes, you are not afraid of thieves, but you are afraid of being remembered. In order to prevent someone from disturbing their purity a hundred years later, ancient people set up traps in tombs to prevent tomb robbers from coming back. Of course, if there are mechanisms, there are ways to crack them. Some tomb robbers will record the mechanisms they encounter in the tombs, and after studying the methods to crack them, they will know how to crack them when they encounter such mechanisms in the future. By chance, I got a secret book of reverse fighting, which will also start my career of tomb robbing. This novel and its characters are purely fictitious. Any similarity is purely coincidental and should not be imitated.