Chinese Tomb Robbery Legend (New)

The latest masterpiece of Yue Nan, the author of Taiwan's "Times" Top Ten Best Books of the Year and the originator of tomb robbing literature, is the inspiration for "Ghost Blowing the Lamp" and "Tomb Robbing Notes". What magical function does the Luoyang shovel in the hands of the tomb robbers have? What are the must-have items for a tomb robber? Which tomb robbers have appeared in the history of tomb robbing in China? Are there any tombs in Beimang Mountain that have not been robbed? In order to prevent the invasion of tomb robbers, what strange tricks have been used by wealthy officials in the past dynasties? What kind of unique skills does the brave and talented tomb robber have that allows him to pass through the underground maze with many traps? There are mysteries within mysteries, and there are cases within cases. Generations of officials, thieves, and private thieves have shown their magical powers. The tombs of emperors, generals, and prime ministers are in danger of being destroyed. The game between anti-tomb robbing and tomb robbing has lasted for thousands of years, but in the end, they cannot escape the historical vicious circle where the devil is as high as the devil. Crazy tomb robbers are everywhere, the magnificent ancient tomb civilization has been eroded, bizarre tomb robbing incidents, thrilling fights between you and me, and wonderful Chinese tomb robbing legends have begun.