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Found a treasure! This archaeological suspense novel made my palms sweat. If you like the adventure and excitement of "Ghost Blowing the Lantern" and want the suspenseful and brain-burning "Tomb Raiders", then don't miss "Longyuan Code"! The opening chapter is explosive: Qin Ye, an associate professor of archeology, received a video of a kidnapper - his sister was kidnapped, and the ransom was not money, but the "Dragon Yuan Fragments" that had been passed down in his family for more than two thousand years. When he returned home and asked about it, his grandfather revealed a shocking secret: the Qin family's original surname was Meng, and they were descendants of the Qin general Meng Tian. They had guarded the broken fragments of the Queen Mother of the West for generations. In order to save people, Qin Ye was forced to cooperate with the mysterious organization "Zhulong" and go deep into the Lishan Suspicious Tomb. What awaits him are mercury rivers, living metal figurines, echo hallucination shafts, and bronze guard six-unit formations... The mechanism from two thousand years ago is still in operation today, and every level is designed to make people gasp! The most stunning one is the female executor Lin Ying - calm, ruthless, her identity is a mystery, but she always helps Qin Ye at the critical moment of life and death. The pace is fast, the action is enjoyable, and the suspense is high enough to keep you chasing for a while. It's definitely not a loss to enter the pit!
A very good novel, the idea is simple. The family named Qin is actually the descendant of the famous Qin general Meng Tian, including elements from the Book of Mountains and Seas, the Queen Mother of the West, King Mu of Zhou, and Long Yuan. The author is so attentive, I will continue to support it, five-star praise!
It's so beautiful, with a tight rhythm, constant climaxes, and a completely online IQ. Qin Ye is stable, Lao Jin is poor, and Lin Ying is cold. There are thousands of people with different faces, and everyone has their own characteristics. It's beautiful, it opens up your imagination, and the mechanisms in the underground palace are so intertwined that it's dizzying to see.
It's good to read. I haven't seen such a wonderful adventure novel in a long time. I was so impressed by the ancient tomb of Jingjue where the ghost blows out the lamp.