Tomb Raiding: My Younger Brother Wu Xie Charms His Way Through the Nine Gates

Tomb Raiding: I, Wu Xie's Younger Brother, Charm My Way Through the Nine Gates When Lin Yue opened his eyes, he found himself as Wu Yiqiong's youngest son, who had just finished the college entrance exam. He knew his peaceful days were over. He was Wu Nian, Wu Xie's younger brother. Nineteen years old and 186 centimeters tall, he had a face so stunning that the prettiest girls at school lined up to slip him love letters. His grades were good enough to earn him a recommendation to Qingbei University, yet he was a clingy little thing: asking Wu Xie for hugs, pestering Second Uncle for candy, and pouting so adorably he could turn even a heart of stone to mush. But no one knew that this seemingly harmless puppy had the entire plot of The Grave Robbers' Chronicles in his head. Watching his foolish big brother eagerly clutch a Warring States silk manuscript, Wu Nian held a lollipop in his mouth and tugged at Wu Xie's sleeve. “Bro, how about we don't go digging? It's so dark underground. I'm scared...” Wu Xie: “...” Fine, then. I'll bring you along. Watching Zhang Qiling silently carry his black-gold ancient blade, Wu Nian blinked his dewy, peach-blossom eyes and sidled up to him. “Little Brother, don't walk so fast. Wait for me~” Zhang Qiling paused for a moment, then silently slowed his pace. Watching Wang Pangzi drool over the burial artifacts, Wu Nian folded his arms and looked pitiful. “Brother Pang, that thing has bugs. They bite...” Wang Pangzi: “!!! For real?” From the Lu Palace to the underwater tombs of Xisha, from the Qinling Sacred Tree to the Heavenly Palace on the Clouds, everyone else raided tombs with skill. Wu Nian did it with his looks and his cute act. Until, one time, danger struck in a tomb. Just as everyone thought they were done for, the usually sweet and adorable youth's gaze suddenly sharpened, and his fingertips traced over a hidden mechanism door...