Tomb Raiding: The Ghost of Faqiu Keeps a Low Profile and Battles for Supremacy

We Chinese are a nation of etiquette. We value peace and good manners, and uphold the Five Emphases, Four Beauties, and Three Loves.

Throughout five thousand years of Chinese history, no matter how dynasties have risen and fallen, we have never set etiquette aside.

Still, we never hesitate to deal with people who refuse to reason.

We've had no shortage of brawls... The Qin and Zhao states brawled, the Great Song and the Khitan brawled...

In short, you could say:

We're experienced fighters!

And that's not all. Our ancestors even compiled their fighting experience into books...

Like The Art of War, Sun Bin's Art of War, Li Jing's Military Treatise, and many others.

You can see how much our ancestors cared for their descendants.

So what were all those military treatises for? Gu Qingtong's take is:

“Our ancestors not only brawled every day themselves, they also taught their descendants how to brawl! And exactly how to win!”

Please enjoy the second installment of The Low-Key Grave Robber: Competing for Supremacy in the Ghost Realm.

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