Luoshui Xunling Mausoleum

1991, Luoyang. Wei Xung, a descendant of the Northern School, had just buried his uncle, leaving only 300 yuan in foreign debt in his pocket. His father, Old Ghost Wei, was a top master of the Northern School. He was buried in a Han tomb eight years ago. The cause of his death is a mystery. A pot of Eastern Han Dynasty pottery brought out the inner ghost, and a copper tobacco pouch uncovered the dark web laid out by his father during his lifetime. Wei Xun gathered a team of five people together, starting from the Eastern Han Dynasty tomb where Bai Ji guarded the coffin, and dug all the way down following the fragments left behind by his father. All the clues of the witch blessing talisman, the triple formation key, and the Warring States seals point to the same tomb. The man named Chen behind the scenes waited for nineteen hundred years before Wei Xun got the last key. It's me who keeps national treasures from leaving the country The rules that dad risked his life for. This novel and its characters are purely fictitious. Any similarity is purely coincidental and should not be imitated.