Feng Baobao, whom Zhang Chulan calls “immortal, ageless, and the ceiling of combat power,” is swept away by a spatial rift while chasing qi. When she opens her eyes, she’s in a desolate wasteland. Still dazed, she looks around and spots a hooded man nearby, carrying a black-and-gold ancient blade and watching her warily.
“Which mountain are you from?” Sister Bao asks without expression, scooping up a handful of sand. “Seen my qi anywhere?”
When a refined young man and a portly fellow arrive, the hunt for the black qi brings her three companions. They explore ancient tombs, fight zongzi, and battle monsters, while the mysteries only grow deeper.
With her “Eighteen Awei Styles” and overwhelming strength, Feng Baobao becomes the most unfathomable member of the tomb-raiding team. Wu Xie thinks she’s even more mysterious than Xiaoge. The portly fellow calls her “a remarkable woman whose fighting strength rivals a zongzi.” And when Zhang Qiling senses that familiar inhuman quality about her, a ripple stirs for the first time in his otherwise still eyes.
When the secrets of the Jiashen Rebellion collide with the mystery of Feng Baobao’s origins, and the eerie world of tomb raiding meets the supernatural powers of The Outcast, this cross-dimensional adventure is bound to turn the entire underworld upside down. After all, who would dare mess with Sister Bao, who can’t remember a thing but can beat a zongzi until it cries for its mother?
It still fits the character very well 👍👍👍