Tomb Robbery: Cloud Mirror's Lost Traces

Using Yunjing as a guide, the scenes of the ancient city of Jingjue, Xiangxi Corpse King, and Guixu in the South China Sea are connected to reveal the secret of the "Corpse Gate" guarded by the Yun family for generations. Finally, in the Battle of Guixu, the true purpose of Yunjing is revealed - not to suppress corpses, but to open the door to the star world, where the thousand-year entanglement with the Ghost Cave Clan and Queen Jingjue will end. 1. The blood oath of Queen Jingjue: The ancestors of the Yun family once teamed up with Queen Jingjue to seal the Palace of the Corpse King. The cloud mirror is a token of the contract, and the birthmark on the back of the protagonist's neck is proof of bloodline. 2.? Guixu in the South China Sea: The fairy island appearing in the mirror hides the cloud mirror fragments, forming a triangular seal with the ancient city of Jingjue and the Palace of the Corpse King, both of which are indispensable. 3. The identity of the old man with scar: The mysterious man Pan Jiayuan met was actually the tombkeeper of the Corpse King Hall, and his appearance indicated that the seal of the Corpse Gate was loosened. 4. Father's relic: The half piece of jade pendant brought back from Jingjue Ancient City can resonate with Yunjing, and more secrets will be unlocked in the future... This novel and its characters are purely fictitious. Any similarity is purely coincidental and should not be imitated.