A tomb robber known as the "Mangshan Ghost Thief" risked his life and stole the Niuhu Bronze Case, an outstanding masterpiece of Yunnan's ancient bronze culture during the Warring States Period, from the tomb of the ancient Dian Kingdom. From then on, not only was the family in peace, but Mengjin of Luoyang also fell into eternal turmoil. In order to protect the national treasure from being lost overseas, Meng Jin's children launched a life-and-death struggle with warlords, Japanese special forces, and British businessmen. Finally, the Niuhu Bronze Case was returned to the ancient tomb of the nobles of the ancient Dian Kingdom.
In the spring of 1972, the Niuhu Bronze Case was unearthed from Tomb No. 24 Of the Lijiashan Dian Kingdom Noble Cemetery on the bank of Xingyun Lake in Jiangchuan County. It enjoys the reputation of "there are horses trampling flying swallows in the north, and ox-tiger bronze cases in the south". The original is now collected in the Yunnan Provincial Museum and was designated as a national treasure by the appraisal expert group of the State Administration of Cultural Heritage in 1995.
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This novel and its characters are purely fictitious. Any similarity is purely coincidental and should not be imitated.
