The Republic-Era Tomb Raider’s Journal: The Bronze Chi-Dragon

Name: The Republic-Era Tomb Raider’s Journal: The Bronze Chi-Dragon
Author: Sixty-Nine, the Ageless Bro

民国摸金录：之青铜虬龙

by Sixty-Nine, the Ageless Bro (六九不老哥)

Status: Completed
Length: 220k Words
Genre: Mystery
Subgenre: Mystery High-Concept
Updated: 11mo ago
Source: Fanqie

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What they pulled from the tomb of a thousand-year-old horned dragon was no burial treasure, but a “living bronze corpse” as lifelike as the day it died.

That night, the old sentry guarding the tomb heard a chain clank three times, then twice, from the underground palace. According to his ancestral instructions, it was the signal that “great calamity has emerged.”

By the next day, the black markets across Changsha were abuzz with rumors: a tomb raider had brought back a “corpse remonstrance” capable of predicting the rise and fall of dynasties.

What we didn't know was that the first name written in the living bronze corpse's book of prophecies was our own.

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