The Golden Past of the Republic of China: Looking for the Dragon in Guandong

Chen Jiushan, the orthodox heir of the ancestral Captain Mojin, went to the Changbai Mountain ancient tomb five years ago and disappeared from the world. In order to track down his father, he even led a team to survive by robbing tombs in the troubled times, and assembled a group of four people: himself, who has an eye for acupoints, Wang Pangdun, who is greedy and cowardly but works hard, Lao Liu, a former co-worker who can detect drugs and corpses, and an orphan girl who can hear "underground sounds". Every step in the tomb is frightened, murderous intentions are everywhere in the dark, and the partners make jokes and jokes that are dangerous. The four of them abide by the rules of gold mining: don't destroy corpses, don't dig indiscriminately, and take money in moderation. However, they run into the most vicious theft prevention trap of the thousand-year-old tomb again and again. Traveling all the way through Guandong, Detective Bai, traveling through Xing'an, looking for the Khitan God's Tomb, he uncovered the truth about his father's disappearance, family secrets, and a series of horrific past events buried in ancient tombs. On the knife edge of troubled times, they have become the wildest, most stable, and most desperate team to find gold in Guandong. This novel and its characters are purely fictitious. Any similarity is purely coincidental and should not be imitated.