Among the high mountains in Xinping, Yuxi, there is a mysterious place called Ailao Mountain. The mountain is covered with dense virgin forest and is difficult to access. The climate here is changeable. During rainy and foggy weather, a large amount of carbon dioxide will be released in the forest at night, which may cause hypoxia in people. Legend has it that there is an abnormality in the strength of the earth's magnetic field in Ailao Mountain, which may cause the compass or compass to malfunction and increase the risk of getting lost. This is not only the most dangerous and difficult section of the Tea Horse Road, but also the focus of competition between chieftains, soldiers and bandits and all forces.
In this mysterious mountain, there is also an ancient legend hidden - the Ailao Mountain Tusi Treasure.
Legend has it that in the 1930s, Li Runzhi, the last chieftain deep in Ailao Mountain, was a mysterious figure. He took advantage of the traffic arteries of the Tea Horse Road, set up checkpoints to collect taxes, and amassed countless wealth. These wealth were used by him to build a manor called "Longxi Family". The interior of the manor was extremely luxurious, demonstrating Li Runzhi's supreme power and status.
However, when this legendary figure passed away, his huge wealth disappeared without a trace.
As time goes by, the legend of Tusi's treasure becomes more and more mysterious. The fog, dense forests and steep mountain roads in the mountains have all become obstacles to finding treasures. As night falls, the sound of wind and insects in Ailao Mountain intertwine with the barking of dogs in the distance, seeming to tell the legendary story about the treasure.
Reader comments
I originally stumbled across this book because of the popularity of Ailao Mountain. I didn't expect it to get better and better as I read it, but the author is a bit slow in updating it [laughs]
I originally stumbled across this book because of the popularity of Ailao Mountain. I didn't expect it to get better and better as I read it, but the author is a bit slow in updating it [laughs]