Beneath Wangshan lie two layers of lies spanning 2,300 years.
Mi Zhao, a noblewoman of the ancient Chu state during the Warring States period, was buried in an underground palace with bronze shackles on her. People said she was a sacrifice meant to suppress evil spirits, but memories awakened by an ancient artifact reveal that history had already been rewritten, and the seal was only half true to begin with.
Fifty years ago, archaeologist Lin Xiuhe protected a national treasure from looters. She joined forces with the entire village to weave an enormous lie, burying the secret in Wangshan's yellow earth.
Chen Mo, a descendant entrusted with guarding the mountain's leyline, can awaken fragments of the Warring States period with his ancestral bronze bracelet. For generations, his family has upheld the ancestral rule: keep the underground palace sealed. But when a fissure in the palace ruptures, a smuggling team searching the mountain breaks in, and the 1965 expedition journal goes missing, he realizes the family rule he has upheld for generations is itself a deception.
Sealing the palace can only delay disaster, while opening it will awaken a crisis in the mountain's leyline. The smuggling ring closes in at every turn, millennia-old memories keep intruding, his companions are pulled about by the leyline's consciousness, and a mysterious figure holds half the truth, making it impossible to tell friend from foe.
Suppression is not necessarily justice, and lies are not necessarily evil. Chen Mo breaks free of a thousand-year-old shackle and tears open the two layers of deception spanning ancient and modern times, all to protect the national treasure buried deep underground and the living world beneath the mountain. This is a contest to protect cultural relics, with no ghosts or monsters. Yellow earth can bury lies, but it cannot bury the search for truth.
Above the chains is the blood shed by those who came before; in people's hearts are the tears swallowed by a generation. Wangshan's soil has buried two sets of lies, but it cannot bury the steps of those who came after in search of the truth.
Reader advisory: Every strange phenomenon in this book comes from memories projected by ancient cultural relics. There are no ghosts or monsters, and no cultivation. This is a contest to protect cultural relics spanning ancient and modern times.
Fantasy with bold ideas + ancient tomb exploration + historical illusions + cultural relic protection + battles of wits + secrets of Jingchu
When the restoration knife cuts open not only the yellowed fragments, but the silence and repentance of three generations; when AI imaging reveals not only the interlayer of tiles, but the buried tears of a nation - "Ink Traces" uses suspense as the shell and archeology as the blade, but what it cuts open is the deepest civilization code of human nature. The grandfather's blood letter is a solidified cry, the old craftsman's tears are half a century of persistence, and Su Yan's tears of repentance are belated redemption. Every inch of paper that Lin Mo touched with his fingertips resonated with the breath of his ancestors. Where is the treasure digging and puzzle solving here? It is clearly a "wiping away tears" ceremony that spans centuries - using technology to polish the truth and using humanity to repair the trauma. The softest civilized empathy is wrapped in the cold and suspenseful shell: every drop of tears dried by history is the flame of protection and redemption, illuminating our common origin and return.
The battle between reality and the palace of ancient Chu State converges at Wangshan Ancient Tomb. A combination of legend and reality. The bronze eye shines again! A very magical story unfolds and is fascinating👍👍👍
The weird and supernatural atmosphere fills the air. Pursue the truth of legends and secrets. Protect cultural relics across ancient and modern times. Uncover the mysteries layer by layer. Cracks in the underground palace. Earth line crises. Two sets of lies buried in the soil of Wangshan. A smuggling group. Crisis. Trouble. It is a very good ancient tomb supernatural novel!
An archaeological graduate student sorted out his grandmother's relics and met a young man in the mountains who had been guarding the tomb for two thousand years. The beginning of the story reveals the texture of old things and dusty secrets. From the storage room in the old alley to the Chu Tomb in Wangshan, the folklore suspense is full. In the later period, caves and rock drilling, fissures in the earth veins and echoes of the mind were intertwined. The geological dangers were mixed with the phantom of ancient tombs, and the atmosphere was cold and majestic. With two parallel lines, restrained emotions, and hard-core adventure, it is one of Tomato's rare tomb robbing novels with rich background, and it is worth pursuing!
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The story setting is very creative and the plot has twists and turns. It is worth recommending😄😄😄
The opening story is engaging and the writing is exquisite. I look forward to the follow-up!!!!! More and more exciting. . .
On the seventh day after grandma Lin Xiuhe passed away, in the old houses in the old alleys of the city, there was still a faint burnt smell after the incense candles had burned out. 23 Years old, a graduate student in the Department of Archeology, her grandmother Lin Xiuhe is her closest elder in the world. Acridine
Great book! The writing is smooth! Especially like: So absorbing! Keep reading!
"The Remains of Wangshan: The Secret Record of Two Lies" has a full sense of atmosphere, double threads of suspense layer by layer, and cleverly buried details. The whole process of reading is tense and has great stamina.