Tomb Raiding: Activating the Twelve Gold Medals of Guanshan Taibao from the Start

Among the world’s tomb-raiding schools, besides the Mojin, Faqiu, Banshan, and Xieling factions, there is also the Guanshan Taibao.

They inherit occult arts from a celestial book, using smoke to control insects, transforming and breeding creatures that counter one another, and using Guanshan methods to find their way through mysteries. They built the imperial tombs of the Great Ming and bear gold plaques bestowed by the emperor.

After waking from a deep sleep, Xu Chen transmigrates to Yunnan’s Worm Valley. Hu Bayi, Wang Kaixuan, and Captain Yang are by his side, and he has become Old Hu’s distant great-uncle. He also discovers that he now possesses twelve Guanshan Taibao gold plaques.

At the edge of Worm Valley, he activates the Insect-Control Gold Plaque, commands the insect clans, and sweeps through the valley.

Inside the Tomb of the King of Xian, he activates the Corpse-Subduing Gold Plaque, tames the zombies, and snatches the pearl from the King of Xian.

On Kunlun Mountain, he activates the Evil-Breaking Gold Plaque, **evil spirits, and seals the Great Black Heaven Thunder-Striking Mountain.

In the Evil Luo Sea City, he activates the Unmoving Gold Plaque, dispels illusions, and remains untouched by the realm of phantoms.

At the South Sea Guixu, he activates the Falling Star Gold Plaque, gains mastery of celestial feng shui, and locates the sea eye by using a falling star to pinpoint the acupoint.

At Coffin Mountain in Wu Gorge, he activates the Mohist Gold Plaque, reaches the highest level of mechanism techniques, and uses the Eight Trigrams and Dunjia to defeat the Earth Immortal.

Xu Chen soon discovers that this world is far larger than he imagined: the Seven-Star Lu Palace, the Xisha shipwreck tomb, and the Qinling Sacred Tree are all here.

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