Tomb Raiding, the Zhang Surname, and Some Kind of Qilin Bloodline? 盗墓,姓张,麒麟血脉的一种?
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Tales of Tomb Raiding 盗墓往事
This is a story recounting the author's own experiences robbing tombs. It describes how, during the summer break after graduating from high school, the author went with his family into the deserts of Xinjiang and the ancient city of Loulan to explore tombs and steal treasures. Later, while at university, he found a master to teach him the trade, recruited a crew, and became skilled at locating dragon veins and auspicious burial sites, the Five Elements and Eight Trigrams, dating artifacts to dif
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The Grave Robbers: In Search of Shadows 盗墓之寻影
The mysterious Longyuan Pavilion, a black ghost hand left behind, an ancient grudge that cannot be resolved, the secrets of the previous generation: what burden are they carrying? Three generations have searched, yet the answer remains nowhere to be found. The indifference of the Eastern and Western Gates, the divisions among the seven Northern and Southern sects: what else lies hidden behind it all? Cao, the Old Master with the Ghost-Respecting Hand; Qi, the Young Master with the Ingenious Hand
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The Grave Robbers' Chronicles: The Dragon-Seeking Map 盗墓笔记之寻龙图
The Dragon-Seeking Chart was first written by Yin Yangzi, a feng shui master of the Shang and Zhou dynasties. It recorded the locations of two great tombs and an ancient ruin altar from that era. Later, further calculations revealed three auspicious sites of true dragon energy. A note claimed that whoever obtained all three could rule the world. The chart was later studied and continued by Yang Yanzi, a Taoist priest of the Ming dynasty. The priest eventually changed his surname to Liu and becam
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