The Grave Robbers' Chronicles: The Second Son of the Wu Family

When he woke up, Zhou Yao had become Wu Xie's younger brother. The second son of the Wu family, the biological son of Wu Yiqiong, and one year younger than Wu Xie. It was 1981, and he was three years old. Wu Xie ran wild around the courtyard with his third uncle, Wu Sansheng, while he learned Go from his second uncle, Wu Erbai. Wu Xie listened to his third uncle talk about how “there was a giant snake in the tomb of an ancient high official,” while he secretly watched his second uncle play Go alone late at night through a crack in the door. Whenever his third uncle returned from a trip, he brought back either a clay figurine from Zhang or osmanthus cakes, and occasionally an ancient sword carved with cloud-and-thunder patterns. His second uncle never said a word, but he seemed to know everything. Zhou Yao was a devoted fan of The Grave Robbers' Chronicles. He knew Wu Xie would meet Zhang Qiling and Wang Pangzi one day, knew what a huge secret his third uncle was hiding, and knew his second uncle was the most unfathomable person in the Wu family. He knew everything, but couldn't say a thing, because he couldn't even pronounce “Third Uncle” properly yet. But from the moment he transmigrated into the Wu family, some things had already changed. In the original story, Wu Xie was an only child. Now he had a younger brother. What changes would this “variable” bring to the fate of the Iron Triangle? When that long, dark journey began, where would Wu Chen stand? But first, he had to learn not to wet his pants.