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Qin Mausoleum Code: Bronze Gears and Eternal Night Stars
Chen Yan, a graduate student in the Department of Archeology, never thought that the bronze gear rubbings left behind by his father before his disappearance would involve him in a life-and-death mystery. That Qin Dynasty gear with a tooth pitch error of only 0.1 Mm actually has half of the face of a Qin warrior embedded between its teeth - the left eye is a mechanical pupil, and the right eye is filled with mercury poisonous mist. When he and former special soldier Qin Lan sneaked into the K9801
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Leading Luoyang Through the Three Kingdoms: a Record of Modern Gold Hunting
When the cold Luoyang shovel penetrated the rift in time and space, the modern tomb robber Chen Mo found himself standing on the ancient battlefield of the late Eastern Han Dynasty - the broken sword and broken halberd were submerged into the loess, and the shouts of Cao Cao's army came from the distant beacon smoke. The alloy probe, night vision device and GPS locator in his backpack have become the most bizarre "artifacts" in this era when Cao Cao, the founder of tomb robbers, is rampant. In o
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Urban Hunting Ground
Haidu City is a steel jungle piled with money and desire. There are no laws here, only rules; there is no right or wrong, only strength and weakness. It is a huge hunting ground, and everyone is both a hunter and a prey. Five years ago, he fled in haste like a lost dog, leaving behind him a sea of blood and blood that destroyed his family and his life. Five years later, he returned from the abyss, transformed into a sharp blade, with only one burning belief in his heart - revenge. Lin Feng, th
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Book 7 of Every Move
When Hu Bayi's distant nephew Lao Jiu broke into the cliff of Yuanjiang River in western Hunan to save his grandmother from a strange illness, he did not expect that half of the map left by Hu Bayi actually pointed to a "living burial mausoleum" that had been banned by the Tujia people for generations - nine hanging coffins hanging upside down from the cliff, arranged with the Big Dipper, and the blood-colored totem "No strangers allowed to enter" was engraved on the bottom of the coffins. In or
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