Tomb Raiding: I Put a Collar on the Queen in the Jingjue Tomb

“When Xu Lang pressed a Corpse-Binding Talisman to the red hou’s forehead, the copper-skinned, iron-boned general corpse suddenly prostrated itself and roared, ‘I am willing to be my master’s claws and fangs!’

That was when he discovered that the inheritance of the Corpse-Subduing Dharma King he had awakened could not only suppress zombies, but also turn his enemies into corpse slaves who cried, ‘666!’”

Starting with the general’s tomb in Savage Valley, Xu Lang’s outrageous antics had the Old Nine Gates exclaiming that none of it made sense:

“You tamed a red hou into a corpse general to guard your door? The Queen of Jingjue is wearing a collar while digging for jade veins? The ice-glacier crystal corpse in the Nine-Story Demon Tower is actually making tea for you?”

And when he stood in King Xian’s underground palace, with an army of corpse slaves kneeling at his feet, including an indestructible corpse in a bronze coffin, a beautiful mermaid with jade wings and golden scales, and even a blue-eyed fox corpse, the entire tomb-raiding world went into an uproar:

“This guy uses a black donkey hoof as a scepter and feeds his corpse slaves Dust Beads as snacks!”

“Help! He’s actually made a zombie F4 out of blood corpses and sea monkeys!”