No matter how legendary a character is, he cannot escape the shackles of fate. Master Yao has been obsessed with the secrets of tombs all his life and is arrogant. He once said, "Give me time, I can find the entrance to the Mausoleum of Qin Shihuang, and hundreds of experts will not be as good as me." He spent half his life collecting treasures from the ground, but he was addicted to gambling. He squandered all the proceeds from tomb robbing for decades on the gambling table. In order to repay his gambling debt, he could only search tombs and steal treasures more and more crazily, and finally stepped into the law step by step.
His ending finally fulfilled Jiang Hu's saying, "If you often walk by the river, your shoes will never get wet." After half his life, he ended up in jail. The once glorious Master Yao completely withdrew from the arena. The tomb-finding skills and legends he left behind are still passed down orally in the northern trade. Some people lament his extraordinary skills and regret that he went astray; some are afraid of his ruthless methods and respect his majesty in the past.
Master Yao's life is the epitome of a legend in the underground world. From a poor boy to the top leader outside the country, from infinite glory to dust settled, he stirred up the world with his unique skills, but also ruined everything because of his greed. He is the revered patriarch of the industry, a lost man lost in greed, and a legendary past event that cannot be erased, both good and evil, in the history of the world.
OK, well written