The Grave Robbers' Chronicles: Lost and Found

He is Ye Nanxun, born on a snowy winter night in 1902, a perfect immortal born of the union between a descendant of the Queen Mother of the West and a pure-blooded member of the Zhang family. At four, his biological father imprisoned him and drained his blood. At six, he escaped back to the Zhang family, where he met a silent boy beside a water vat on the training grounds: Zhang Qiling.

Over the course of a century, he repeatedly pulled Zhang Qiling back from the depths of amnesia, only to watch him leave without a word time and again. The world calls him Ye Shura, Ye the Madman, but no one knows that all his madness and ruthlessness stem from one word: wait.

In 2003, at the Seven Star Lu Palace, he returned to the amnesiac Zhang Qiling under the name Ye Xun. Xisha, the Qinling Mountains, the Heavenly Palace in the Clouds, the Snake Marsh, the Zhang family’s ancient tomb... He spent ten years laying his plans, using himself as a chess piece, all to destroy the Wang family, who coveted immortality, and pave a path to survival for that man.

But when Zhang Qiling emerged from behind the Bronze Gate, the one waiting for him was a fading silhouette, having used the power of immortality to seal the Ultimate and dissolved into glimmers of light.

In the snow, the flute of forgetfulness flickered faintly, a melody drifting almost inaudibly through the air.

Nanxun: a name that means both “seeking” and “hard to find.”