Records of Tomb Robbery in Shu

In the mountain city of Chongqing, the coffins of the Ba people have been hanging for thousands of years and have not decayed for thousands of years; in the hinterland of western Sichuan, the tomb of the King of Shu is covered with mist. A team of Tufuzi wandering around the border between Sichuan and Chongqing unearthed a Warring States ship coffin at the foot of Wushan Goddess Peak, encountered a living corpse guarding the mausoleum at Laoguanshan Han Tomb in Chengdu, and even triggered a shocking hidden secret in the depths of Qingcheng Mountain that revealed silver at the mouth of the Zhang Xianzhong River. When they followed the sun bird totem at the Jinsha ruins, they sneaked into the underground altar guarded by the Sanxingdui bronze sacred tree. This novel and its characters are purely fictitious. Any similarity is purely coincidental and should not be imitated.