In the black soil of the Northeast, gold and dragons are buried, and there must be evil spirits three feet below.
The elders often say that the black soil of Songnen Plain eats living people, while the dragon veins of Changbai Mountain nourish evil creatures. In the business of inverted fighting, the southern sect walks through mountains and rivers to explore the water, while the northern sect walks on the soil in search of dragons. However, our group of people who forage on the black soil are neither the authentic northern sect nor wild bandits, so we are given a title on the road - black soil guest.
The black natives do not touch the water caves in the south of the Yangtze River or the dangerous tombs in the south of the Lingnan. They only eat the barren tombs in the northeast, the old tombs of the Liao and Jin Dynasties, and the wild coffins in the deep mountains and old forests. Others fight for wealth, but we seek wealth more than our lives. The things under the black earth are more sinister than rice dumplings and more evil than ghosts. The most terrifying thing is the dragon coffin pressing on the eyes of the dragon's veins.
My name is Chen Shan, a native of the Northeastern countryside. I followed my third uncle into the industry when I was twenty. From then on, I stepped into the world of Yin and Yang and never looked back.
Reader comments
So stunning! The author writes about the mysterious atmosphere of the black soil of Northeast China in a profound way, with solid details of Feng Shui, ancient tombs and folk customs, and a strong sense of picture. The protagonist Chen Shan has a three-dimensional personality, acts steadily and ruthlessly, and has no brainless tricks. The teamwork is truly passionate. The plot progresses layer by layer, the foreshadowing is in place, the main plot of Dragon Coffin is full of suspense, and the balance of thriller and puzzle solving is just right. It is definitely a masterpiece of tomb robbing novels for those who are timid but can't help but follow it!
So stunning! The author writes about the mysterious atmosphere of the black soil of Northeast China in a profound way, with solid details of Feng Shui, ancient tombs and folk customs, and a strong sense of picture. The protagonist Chen Shan has a three-dimensional personality, acts steadily and ruthlessly, and has no brainless tricks. The teamwork is truly passionate. The plot progresses layer by layer, the foreshadowing is in place, the main plot of Dragon Coffin is full of suspense, and the balance of thriller and puzzle solving is just right. It is definitely a masterpiece of tomb robbing novels for those who are timid but can't help but follow it!