His soul enters the body of a man in the late Han dynasty, and from the start he is captured by Cao Cao and forced to rob a tomb, with death only a breath away!
At the critical moment, Su Chen awakens the Tomb-Subduing Divine Eye!
He can see the balance of yin and yang, spot hidden mechanisms, suppress evil spirits, and analyze imprints!
[Ding! A thousand-year-old female ghost detected. Suppressed and made into a servant!]
[Ding! Lu Bu's corpse analyzed. Acquired peerless Sky-Piercer Halberd techniques!]
[Ding! Dragon energy absorbed from a dragon vein. Fortune gained, the struggle for supremacy begins!]
Does robbing tombs make you stronger? No, it lets you defy fate and change your destiny!
Do Cao Cao's seventy-two suspected tombs conceal the secret of immortality? Can Zhuge Liang's tomb, laid out in the Eight Trigrams formation, determine the fate of all? Does Liu Bei's imperial mausoleum connect to the netherworld?
This Three Kingdoms era is gripped by an eerie resurgence: famed generals become jiangshi, and demons and monsters run rampant!
Watch Su Chen wield his divine eye in one hand and a grave-robbing talisman in the other, plunder the world's rarest treasures, unearth ancient secrets, and carve out an undying legend in this demonic Three Kingdoms!
At the beginning, I kept going to the graveyard, which seemed a bit tiring.
The reason why this book is not popular is because it is too deliberate. The protagonist is a weakling and is in danger. The protagonist has an aura of invincibility. Without the aura, the protagonist will be gray.
The plot is good and looks good
Man and machine, many repetitive chapters
Don't have the strength to run eastward