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Books by 玉松鼠
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Tales of Tomb Raiding in the Western Frontier 西境盗墓往事
The internet's most professional firsthand account of tomb raiding!~ My family has passed down a book for generations, called The Lan Clan's Dragon-Treading Art. To me, it's a priceless trove of knowledge!~ During the Qing dynasty, Nian Gengyao presented Yongzheng with the only surviving copy of The Outer Canon of the Yellow Emperor, which the martial world had fought over. But Yongzheng had already decided to kill him, so he locked the book away in the imperial library. My ancestors were a fami
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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
258Reads8.9Score—Shelves
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Tomb Raiding: I'm the All-Purpose Fixer of the Western Frontier! 盗墓：我，西境万金油！
I’m just a speck of dust among the countless people in the world. By a twist of fate, I became a member of the information brokers of the Western Territory. That was when I learned that there, an information broker was only the lowest rank. Above us were the Wind-Ears and the Thousand-Mile Eyes, all the way up to the “Jack-of-All-Trades.” Let me reveal the hidden secrets of the Western Territory, along with its vast, turbulent martial world: the Ghost King’s tomb-raiding career, the pitiable lif
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My Years Gambling on Jade and Raiding Tombs 我赌石盗墓那些年
When people talk about stone gambling, most think of getting rich overnight. But everyone around me has gone bankrupt from gambling on stones, losing their homes, wives, and children. As the saying goes, one cut can make you poor, the next can make you rich, and the next can leave you in rags. Heaven or hell, it all comes down to a single cut, a single thought. My father gambled his life on it. Now it’s my turn to risk mine. I have no way back, and every step could mean life or death.
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Tomb Raiding: The Tides of Terror in the South Seas 盗墓之南洋惊潮
I ran into trouble in the western territories and couldn’t stay there any longer, so I went to seek refuge with my maternal uncle in Vietnam. I became an antiques appraisal expert in his business smuggling cultural relics, started a new life abroad, and joined the ranks of treasure hunters. That also gave me the chance to search for tombs underwater. But I never expected to stumble upon a great tomb in a border town. At its entrance was an unmistakably ancient mark: the family emblem of the Ghos
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The Mad Speaker 疯语者
Renowned photographer Tang Xunying receives a mysterious letter and joins an expedition to explore a gold mine in Altay. But after the team assembles, he discovers that its members are an odd assortment. Only after the travelers, all wary of one another, enter the no-man's-land do they realize that they must face not only the harshness of nature, but also a series of inexplicable supernatural forces that follow them like shadows. What is this gold-mining expedition really about? Do gods exist in
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In This Life, Let Me Be Your Hero 此生，让我成为你的英雄
People born in the 1990s are gradually taking over the baton from those born in the 1980s and stepping into their own era. But tensions among those born in the 1970s, 1980s, and 1990s are also becoming increasingly apparent. As state-owned enterprises face the rapidly changing information age amid sweeping changes to the times, what path should they take? It’s a question worth considering. We often call those born in the 1990s a rebellious generation, but perhaps that’s not true. They have their
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