War fires blaze across a troubled age, while the Nine Gates rise and fall.
Qi Yu is a boy adopted by Qi Tie Zui.
From the day he became Ba Ye's disciple, he traveled from one household of the Nine Gates to another to learn. At the Red Mansion, he witnessed Er Yue Hong's quiet endurance; at the Huo residence, he learned how to conduct himself with integrity; at the Wu residence, he mastered the art of training dogs. Then, alone in Hei Bei Lao Liu's secluded home, he endured six months of grueling training, honing himself amid flashing blades.
A black-and-gold ancient saber, a promise entrusting him with what comes after, and a journey of cultivation through all Nine Gates.
He saw the obsessions and fated destinies of the Nine Gates' many figures, and witnessed love, hatred, loneliness, and responsibility in a world torn by chaos.
Step by step, the young man weathered storms, inheriting the skills each family passed on to him, while becoming ever more entangled in the Nine Gates' labyrinthine web of fate.
The road through the martial world stretches far, with saber and divination as his companions. Come see how an adopted son forges his own path in a turbulent age.
In "Tomb Robbers Notes", Qi Yu is just Wu Xie's shadow, living in Wu Xie's memory. Because Qi Yu's whereabouts are unknown during a mission, I want to write Qi Yu into the novel and let him live again. Don't be offended if it's not well written. Qi Yu is the biological son of Qi Tiezui, the eighth master. What I write about here is the adopted son, the adopted child.