In the spring of 1928, Sun Dianying was ordered to deal with the bandits in eastern Hebei. But his superiors gave him no guns, ammunition, or soldiers, leaving him to find his own funding and supplies. To cover his military expenses, Sun Dianying decided to loot the Eastern Qing tombs. He disguised the raid as military exercises and recruited all sorts of unusual talents. Zhao Shi, who had helped build the tombs when he was young, was forced to join the raiding party. To protect his father and stop Sun Dianying from selling the national treasures overseas, Zhao Ping'an and his companions have no choice but to venture into the tomb and face him. And so begins a series of bizarre and uncanny adventures…
I really want the author to write suspense reasoning again. The Sins and Blood Records are both very good, but it's a pity that the river god did it.