Tomb Raiding: Hei Xiazi Says, “Miss, Don’t Use a Cannon!”

Also known as: “Why Does the Third Miss Cause Everything to Collapse Wherever She Goes?” Warlord secrets + Black Glasses pairing + the mystery of immortality + dangerous power plays + a fated showdown + some elements from The Lost Tomb Bai Yuning, daughter of a warlord, carries the bloodline of an ancient Dian holy maiden. Vine-like markings show beneath her qipao. An antique deal at Fengle Teahouse conceals a hidden plot, and the appearance of a bronze ritual cup reveals the shocking secret of King Xian’s tomb: her blood is the last seal holding back the earth’s leyline upheaval. Black Glasses is a carefree, unruly wanderer recently returned from abroad, with a short wolf-tail haircut tied into a tiny bun. His meteorite-jade dagger cuts through the fog. Armed with yin-yang eyes that can see the earth’s leylines, he presses closer and closer to her limits, but when she sucks the poison from his wound, his heartbeat falters. When a vine-marked holy maiden meets a daredevil She cracks the gu-vines with her whip while he stays behind to cut down their pursuers; She deciphers the bronze inscriptions while he laughs in the face of a hail of bullets; She thinks it’s just a game of mutual advantage, but he has already wagered his life. Deep in the Insect Valley, seven corpses suspended from hairpins reveal the emblem of the Western Begonia; Along the Yunnan-Vietnam Railway, German and Japanese forces secretly refine human blood sacrifices to the meteorite jade; The Bronze Gate opens, and a thousand-year-old pact collides with warlord warfare! Who is protecting the earth’s leylines? Who covets immortality? When the vine-patterned hairpin her mother left behind sees the light of day once more, this game is a wager on the world’s dragon veins, with their true feelings on the line.