Touching Gold with Chinese Martial Arts: Anecdotes of Tomb Robbery in the Republic of China

The fifteenth year of the Republic of China was a time of ups and downs. Lin Yan, a down-and-out young man, inherited half of his ancestral gold-touching talisman, Xingyiquan manual and Fengshui secret scroll. In order to bury his grandfather, he stepped into the evil tomb, used Chinese martial arts to destroy evil spirits, and used Feng Shui to find the dragon. Ming Jin shakes the corpse, dark Jin breaks the mechanism, and transforms Jin to suppress the emperor's mausoleum. From the old tomb in Jinmen to the shaman tomb in western Hunan, from the imperial mausoleum in Guanzhong to the Taihang ancestral mausoleum, He met Su Qingyuan, a talented folk girl, and accompanied his money-greedy brother Fatty Wang. Robbery tombs along the way, but don't take anything indiscriminately; possess unique skills, but stick to morality. Warlords are running rampant, foreigners are seizing treasures, villains are spying on tombs, With his national skills, he protected the ancient tombs of China and guarded the mountains and rivers. Touching gold is not stealing, it is protecting.