Touching Gold in the City: Digging up a Thousand-Year-Old Mysterious Coffin at the Beginning

Lin Mu's grandfather was not an ordinary person, but the last person to receive the inheritance of the orthodox Mojin Captain during the Republic of China. Grandpa and seven other inheritors teamed up to explore a legendary "sky tomb", where they discovered shocking secrets about the ancient war between gods and demons, as well as the prophecy of the imminent "thousand-year catastrophe". Seven people died during that expedition. Only my grandfather came out alive, but he was also severely injured and has been anonymous since then. The half piece of ancient jade left by grandpa is actually one of the "eight keys" to open the celestial tomb. To truly prevent the thousand-year catastrophe, eight keys need to be collected and the tomb reopened. The other seven keys are in the hands of different inheritance families and forces. This ultimate mystery connects the copies of various tombs in the book, giving each tomb robbery a higher meaning - not just to make a fortune, but also to find clues, collect key fragments, and piece together the truth of history. This novel and its characters are purely fictitious. Any similarity is purely coincidental and should not be imitated.