She is Nangong Ning, the last tomb guardian of the Nangong family, with white hair and the face of a child, and already at max level from the start. Awakening in the Seven-Star Lu Palace, she comes face to face with the sworn enemies fate has set against her: the Iron Triangle.
As chaos devours reality and the Shadowborn stir up trouble, she uses the Fenghou Qimen as her board, Yin-Yang Thunder as her sword, and the all-encompassing Celestial Talisman to open countless paths to survival. Zhang Qiling is the only one of her kind. Wu Xie is her connection to the mortal world.
Yet the price of protecting the world is eternal loneliness. When the final battle comes, she burns through her very essence and becomes a star, leaving behind only one sentence: “Goodbye. Look after this world for me.”
But the starlight never fades, and neither do their bonds. Beneath the sunset in Yucun, a little girl with white hair and violet eyes offers someone a piece of candy. The story is only just beginning...
"Tomb Robbers Notes: The White-haired Female Celestial Master Across the World" is also known as Xing Ningji. It uses the world view of "Tomb Robbers Notes" as the background to create the stunning white-haired tombkeeper Nangong Ning. She started at full level but was burdened with an eternal curse. She woke up in the Qixing Lu Palace and used the three secret skills of Fenghou Qimen, Yin and Yang Five Thunders, and Tongtian Ru to be involved in the fate of the Iron Triangle. The story spans the four seas and five mountains, from the deep sea of Guixu to the secret realm of the snowy mountains, embarking on a grand journey to light up the nodes of the stars and rebuild the balance of heaven and earth. The writing style is both epic and delicate, and under the themes of protection and sacrifice, loneliness and bondage, it composes a poignant and heroic legend.