Tomb Raiding: The Fourth Master of the Wu Family, Tearing Apart a Fox Corpse to Defy Death

After staying up all night to finish two classic tomb-raiding novels, Wu Siyi opened his eyes to find himself in a tomb-raiding world where two realms had merged. He had become Wu Laogou’s fourth son, hidden from the world: Fourth Master Wu.

By twelve, he could locate dragon veins and burial sites. At fifteen, he was striking out alone from north to south. Revered by everyone in the underworld, Fourth Master’s first challenge was the deadly Warring States tomb beneath Guazi Temple in Shandong, where his nephew Wu Xie was making his first tomb raid.

At the critical moment, the Spirit Mirror of Heaven and Earth awakened: the Ancient Relics Tracing Dao Body. With a single glance, his Myriad Spirits Tracing ability could reveal the true nature of anything.

Poisoned mechanisms beneath the blue bricks? Corpse beetle eggs in the cracks in the walls? A Qingqiu Fox puppet in the seven-star coffin formation? To him, they were all completely transparent.

Others risked death on every tomb raid, losing years of their lives to baleful energy. He touched funerary treasures to absorb their spiritual essence, devoured curses to break evil spells, and grew stronger with every raid.

He tore apart the fox corpse with his bare hands and devoured the curse of immortality. From the underwater tomb at Xisha to the Qinling Sacred Tree, from the Kunlun Celestial Palace to a thousand-year-old imperial mausoleum, he gradually unraveled the mystery of immortality spanning a thousand years.

Only when he opened the ultimate coffin in the underground palace of Zhaoling did he discover that so-called immortality was nothing more than an astonishing game of chess laid out by ancient gods...

This novel and its characters are entirely fictional. Any resemblance to actual people or events is purely coincidental. Do not imitate.