Put aside the fancy fantasy plots and false cheating routines, do not exaggerate ghosts and ghosts, and do not write mindless and cool articles.
I only write about the most down-to-earth, real, and hard-core underground tomb robbing business.
A group of craftsmen wandering on the edge of gray, relying on old skills and old rules passed down from generation to generation to survive.
There are no superpowers, no adventure bonuses, just real exploration of soil, digging holes, breaking traps, and identifying ancient tombs.
Deep mountains and ridges, thousand-year-old tombs, and patterns of ancient tombs that hide murderous intentions are risky at every step;
Strict investigations by the government, plotting by colleagues, gangsters, and people's schemes are all traps.
The five-person fixed team each performs its duties:
The veteran legs who know the technology, the veteran who can hold the place, the earthworkers who work hard, the ruthless person who is in charge of the self-defense team, and the subtle person who goes out to explore the road.
They live together in a tacit understanding, working together to survive on the surface, but secretly they have their own thoughts, cautious and repressed.
The whole process is a first-person realistic narration, and the writing is rough and down-to-earth. It does not pile up fancy words or forcefully create horror.
Completely restore the real fighting process: forming a team to collect the kiln, entering the mountain to visit the site, finding the cave to locate the tomb, digging the kiln to open the hole, breaking the wall to enter the tomb, and closing the traces.
Industry slang, underground rules, work methods, and survival bottom lines are all in line with reality.
Compared with the exaggerated and outrageous tomb robbing online articles on the market, this book focuses on realism, worldliness, and humanity.
It writes about the helplessness, struggle and daily life of low-level craftsmen licking blood on the tip of a knife.
Tear off the filter of the tomb robbing theme and tell you that the real underground industry has never been legendary, only survival and danger.
