Captain Touching Gold: Records of Tomb Robbers in the Three Kingdoms

At the end of the Eastern Han Dynasty, warlords were fighting in a melee. In order to raise military pay, Cao Cao set up the Mojin School Captain to rob ancient tombs. Chen Jiuchuan, a descendant of the Feng Shui family, was forcibly recruited into the army because he was proficient in the art of finding dragons and tapping acupoints, and became the youngest tomb robber leader under Cao Cao. When he visited the tomb for the first time, he encountered the tragic situation of a bloody corpse awakening and a coffin hanging in the nine palaces. He escaped from death with only half of the fragments of the burial scriptures, but he brought out a strange jade slip from the tomb that was engraved with the death of the sky. Behind the jade slips, there are actually involved the Yellow Turban Army's Zhang Jiao's secret technique of peace, Qin Shihuang's dragon bone legend, and Sima Yi's secret plan for a thousand years. Chen Jiuchuan deals with the dangers of the ancient tomb and the intrigues of the court. He must break the thousand-year restriction in the tomb and beware of the cold arrows behind his back. As the truth gradually emerged, he found that he had already become a pawn in the game between various forces... Exploring tomb robbing × historical intrigue × passion for the world, let's see how the little Captain Mo Jin uses Feng Shui to break the situation in this troubled world and survives with stealing skills! This novel and its characters are purely fictitious. Any similarity is purely coincidental and should not be imitated.