Tomb Raiding: I Stock the Ancestral Tomb, Leaving Wu Xie Stunned

On his first tomb raid, Wu Xie witnessed the most absurd sight of his life.

Inside the Seven-Star Lu Prince's Palace, a blood corpse rammed the coffin frantically, swarms of corpse beetles fled for their lives, and even the nine-headed snake cypress was desperately trying to pull up its roots.

A young man carrying a black stone stele on his shoulder emerged from deep within the tomb passage, followed by more than a dozen villagers.

“Coming through.”

“I’m taking this whole tomb home before daybreak.”

Wu Xie thought he was joking.

Then the blood corpse was pinned beneath the stele, the nine-headed snake cypress was chained up, and the villagers carried seven decoy coffins in neat formation through a black gate.

Wu Sansheng stared at the empty Lu Prince's Palace, speechless for a long time.

Other tomb raiders hope to come away with a few burial treasures.

When Chen Xuance enters a tomb, he wants the tomb owner, the coffin, the guardian beasts, the earth's ley lines, and the entire underground palace.

The Seven-Star Lu Prince's Palace was just the first new tomb in the hills behind Chenjia Hollow.

The Ancient City of Jingjue became the clan's training ground.

The undying worm from King Xian's tomb became a fearsome beast guarding the mountain.

The sea eye of the South Sea Ruins was moved to the hills behind the house to raise dragons.

When the Queen Mother of the West awoke, she discovered that her meteorite jade, along with her entire palace, had been relocated.

Wang Pangzi: “Master Chen, how much are we taking this time?”

Chen Xuance: “Everything.”

Wu Xie: “We've moved everything out of the ancient tomb. What about the tomb itself?”

Chen Xuance hoisted the black stele onto his shoulder.

“We're taking that too.”