Amid the chaos of 1928, Sun Dianying, commander of the National Revolutionary Army's Twelfth Army, was stationed at Malanyu. Facing a crisis of dwindling supplies and mutinous soldiers, he turned his attention to the nearby Eastern Qing Tombs, the “underground treasure vault” where Empress Dowager Cixi and Emperor Qianlong lay buried. To solve his army's pay crisis, he forged official documents for a “military exercise,” rounded up his trusted men and unsuspecting soldiers, and entered the underground palace with sulfur, shovels, and explosives. Inside, blood-red silkworms surged from cracks in the walls, corroding skin on contact. Black-scaled beasts lurked beside the coffins, their claws and teeth sharp as knives. A giant coffin-guarding insect crouched before Cixi's coffin, its body clad in armor and poisonous venom dripping from its pincers. With half a warding brick left behind by a former Qing stonemason and guidance from Liu Banxian, the mysterious apprentice of a eunuch, Sun Dianying and his men made their way through the winding maze and the arrow-filled traps. But when they pried open Cixi's coffin, her corpse sat up, possessed by a “blood fiend,” and the departure of the luminous pearl sent tremors through the underground palace.
Yet the price of grave robbing was far greater than they had imagined. Tensions simmered on the night of the spoils-sharing, soldiers died mysteriously, Duan Qirui's faction coveted the loot, and Dai Li plotted to seize the Imperial Jade Seal. Sun Dianying found himself surrounded by enemies on all sides. More unnerving still, an underground palace beneath the Eastern Qing Tombs concealed the subterranean chambers of Qianlong's Yuling Tomb. The waters of its Pool of Immortality hid a water fiend born of the craftsmen's resentment, while the power of the Kunlun Mountains' dragon vein was connected to Cixi's blood fiend. A crisis capable of overturning the entire realm was quietly taking shape.
As Sun Dianying moved from greed to remorse and tried to make amends with a resurrection herb, a restoration plot by Qing dynasty descendants and foreign tomb raiders coveting the secret of immortality came one after another...
It's super good-looking. I like the story about the Republic of China period the most. Sun Dianying is also very powerful! There is a TV series in my mind called Dongling Thief. The author has a wealth of historical knowledge. He must at least understand the history of the late Qing Dynasty to write such a work. Worship, worship! It's so exciting. The author's writing skills are really awesome.
When a group of thieves led by Sun Dianying and other thieves broke into the dusty underground palace of the Eastern Tomb of the Qing Dynasty, a battle about life and death, greed and righteousness suddenly took place. The author uses eerie brushstrokes to outline the gloomy secrets of the mausoleums of Qianlong and Cixi. Blood silkworms surge like scarlet tides, the roar of the black lin monster is heart-breaking, and Cixi, who is pretending to be a corpse, drags her rotten jade body closer and closer. Every frame of the picture is filled with a biting chill. In the dim light of gold, silver and jade, the good and evil of human nature are infinitely magnified: some people kill each other for money and wield their swords against their former companions; some people uphold the righteousness of their family and country in desperate situations and protect the national treasure with their flesh and blood. The author uses a thrilling tomb robbing adventure to open up the deepest folds of human nature, allowing readers to understand the price of greed and the weight of faith in cold sweat and shock. It is so well written.
Based on the Dongling Tomb Robbery Case, we restore the historical truth while opening up our imagination. This "underground treasure house" where Cixi and Qianlong sleep is full of thousand-year-old mechanisms and strange guardians. Sun Dianying and others relied on half of the evil-suppressing brick from the former Qing Dynasty stonemason and the guidance of the mysterious eunuch apprentice Liu Banxian to break through the nine-curved ileum formation and the thousand arrows piercing the body mechanism. However, when they pried open Cixi's coffin, they encountered the "blood evil-possessed" corpse sitting up, and the underground palace trembled due to the separation of the night pearl. However, the cost of tomb robbing is far higher than imagined. The undercurrent of the spoils-sharing night, the bizarre deaths of soldiers, the coveting of Duan Qirui's forces, and Dai Li's plot to pass on the national jade seal made Sun Dianying fall into multiple sieges. What's even weirder is that the underground palace of Qianlong's Yuling Mausoleum is hidden under the Dongling Tomb. The water of the Eternal Life Pond hides a water evil spirit formed by the resentment of craftsmen. The dragon veins of Kunlun Mountain are connected with the power of Cixi's blood evil. A crisis that can subvert the world is quietly brewing. When Sun Dianying went from greed to repentance and tried to use the resurrection grass to make up for his mistakes, the restoration conspiracy of the former Qing Dynasty orphans and the foreign tomb robbers coveting the secret of immortality followed one after another... It was very exciting.
The author's writing style is very good, and the content is very novel. In fact, there is still very little literature about tomb robbing in Tomato novels. This book is very good, and the logic is clear. The writing style is also great, and the character portrayal is also very good. All in all, it is a rare and good book.
It's so good that I listen to it every time I go to Didi. Last time, a passenger also talked to me about the history of the Dongling Tomb of Cixi. This story has historical truths and falsehoods, as well as the worldly feelings, killings, and suspense in Tomb Robbery Notes. It's a good novel in the genre of tomb robbing. Please support the author. Checked it out again. Recently I've really become obsessed with this kind of suspenseful tomb robbing notes adapted from folk tales.
When the dust of the underground palace of the Eastern Tombs of the Qing Dynasty was violently torn open, a thrilling life and death adventure began! The author uses delicate brushwork to vividly present the shocking scenes of the theft of the tombs of Cixi and Qianlong. The blood silkworms are surging like a tide, the black lin monster is eerie and terrifying, and the Cixi who pretends to be a corpse brings endless fear. Every crisis makes people's adrenaline surge. Facing the mountains of gold and silver treasures, the greed and darkness of human nature are fully exposed. Some people are crazy about money, and some people lose themselves. But in this darkness, the light of family and country feelings shines brighter, and some people step forward to protect the national treasure. The author profoundly shows the many sides of human nature, which makes people immersed in it and can't stop! [The God of Bird Food][The God of Bird Food][The God of Bird Food]
Using the strange tomb robbing case of the Republic of China as the basis and the weird and fantastic as its wings, the tomb robbing behavior of the historical figure Sun Dianying is transformed into a thrilling narrative of underground palace exploration and multi-party games. Bizarre settings such as bloody silkworms and black-scaled giant beasts inject suspenseful tension into the story. At the same time, it is intertwined with the mysteries of the times such as warlord disputes and restoration conspiracies. In the excitement of the tomb robbing theme, it also implies human questions about greed and redemption. It is a wonderful work that combines historical background and fantasy imagination. It is good to watch!
It was so exciting. The blood silkworms, the black-scaled beasts, and the mutated Cixi were so graphic. I kept recreating the comic version of Tomb Raider Notes in my mind while reading it. I have read a lot of Tomb Robber Notes recently, and the author's writing style attracted me. I feel that this Liu Banxian is not an ordinary person. I feel more and more that this person's name is as mysterious as his identity. He actually knows so much about the structure of the tomb, including the blood silkworms inside. I feel that the author is foreshadowing or foreshadowing. Cixi's bloody evil is indeed extraordinary
Very good! The excitement and thrill of tomb robbing are vividly written. Wait for the update, hurry up!!! Want to see [please update]
It's unexpectedly good-looking. I didn't really watch it at first. But after I calmed down, I realized it's really good-looking. I like the protagonist's personal story. The plot is twists and turns and fascinating.