Grave Robbers Notes: Greed

The story originates from a mysterious silk book from the Warring States Period. Based on this clue, the protagonist Wu Xie discovered one after another confusing mysteries hidden behind the silk book, as well as an earth-shattering secret. This book leads us to follow in the footsteps of Wu Xie, from the bizarre ancient tombs of the Warring States Period to the bizarre Yunding Tiangong, to seek the truth behind each puzzle: What kind of secrets is hidden in the Yunding Tiangong on Changbai Mountain? What is behind the huge bronze door? What is the secret of "immortality"? As we approach step by step, the secrets behind the ancient tombs have gradually surfaced... Although this is a novel with the theme of tomb robbing, I think this is not what attracts people most in the book. The mysteries in the book are thrilling one after another, making us marvel at the endless wisdom of the ancients and the profoundness of Chinese history, and leaving readers with one gripping suspense after another, attracting us to keep reading; and there are also intrigues between people in the story. As the book says, "It's more terrible than gods and ghosts." This novel and its characters are purely fictitious. Any similarity is purely coincidental and should not be imitated.