Jiang Han is the greatest tomb architect in all the worlds. Throughout history, every tomb he has built has been a forbidden zone for grave robbers!
Feng shui, mechanisms and hidden weapons, his designs command the world.
The Mausoleum of Qin Shi Huang, Cao Cao's seventy-two suspected tombs, Liu Bei's imperial mausoleum: Jiang Han was behind every last one of them.
Building a tomb is not like hosting a dinner, writing an essay, painting a picture, or embroidering flowers. It cannot be done with such elegance, calm, refinement, gentleness, or courtesy. Building a tomb is a craft, a violent craft.
And the process of building a tomb is anything but peaceful.
There are two things in the world that cannot be looked at directly: the sun and the human heart. To Jiang Han, when building tombs underground, the human heart is far more terrifying than ghosts and gods.
This novel and its characters are entirely fictional. Any resemblance to actual people or events is purely coincidental. Do not imitate.
Emperors of all dynasties despised Liu Bei the most.