Memoirs of Tomb Raiding: The Real Deal

From a top student in a university history department and a favorite pupil of a National Museum professor to being forced to drop out. By chance, I entered the tomb-raiding trade and eventually became a renowned underground fixer. From a eunuch's grave in a mass burial ground on the outskirts of the capital, to the tomb of the King of Chu in Hunan, the princess's tomb of the Mo Mountain Kingdom in Xinjiang, Heshen's tomb at Qinglong Bridge in Fangshan, the tomb of the Shu king in Sichuan, and the tomb of the Wei king on Mang Mountain in Luoyang. I raided tombs across Liaoning, Inner Mongolia, Guangdong, Anhui, Hubei, and more. Twenty wild years earned me a merciless prison sentence. Now that I'm sixty, I live in seclusion in the woods. In my spare time, I can't help remembering those days... Brother Beard, Big Scallion, Sister Hua, how are you all?