On the prairie of Inner Mongolia, there is an altar painted with mythological stories from the Central Plains. Zhang Qiling, who went to Inner Mongolia to practice martial arts when he was young, accidentally discovered this place with the children who were living in a host family.
What is buried behind an unknown history of an altar that reacts to the blood of two children?
In the Tibetan Sea Flower, there is a civilization that originated from the same key factors as Buddhism. This civilization is very mysterious. During an archaeological excavation carried out through Sino-foreign cooperation based on Xuanzang's journey to the west, a British overseas Chinese who claimed to be Zhang Qiling took out a silk painting from the tomb of King Gaochang.
Which one is the real tomb of King Gaochang, the tomb filled with rice dumplings and funerary objects, or the dark underground world that symbolizes the six realms?
In the canyon of Tianshan Mountain, there are the legendary wolf from hell, the mysterious half ladder, and the never-discovered Thousand Buddha Cave...
In the eleventh year of Zhenguan in the Tang Dynasty, the patriarch of the Zhang family and a group of monks traveled to the Western Regions. Later, he arrived in India alone and left important clues about the ancient Buddhist kingdom. The mysterious bronze trees in the Buddhist kingdom, the waters full of corpse turtles, the round thing that will disappear if you don't mention it in your hand, Brahmanism and the ultimate Brahman of Buddhism...
What is the secret Buddhist treasure buried in the Buddhist Kingdom for thousands of years?
Where does the final truth go, and what is the ultimate climax?
Welcome to this article~
Although I chose the non-CP direction for this article, the protagonists are Heixiazizi and Zhang Qiling. There is no letter character in the article, and there is no description of the relationship between the two of them. If you want to discover JQ, you have to rely on the reader's imagination (what's wrong). There won't be any love interactions in the article, but there will be hidden clues that you can happily discover.
All the supplementary settings in the article are based as much as possible on all the tomb robbing related texts published by Uncle San until today. In the future, Uncle San will post new content if it conflicts with this article. . . Then OTZ is happy to be slapped in the face~
In fact, the original work of Tomb Raider Notes has a lot of blank time periods. This article is about the story in the blank time period, the fight between two fighting gods, trying to explain the pitfalls in Tomb Raider Notes from another perspective~
The trap is guaranteed, the ending is HE, welcome to jump into the trap
The beginning of this article has been posted to Baidu, and the ID Queen is here. If there is any conflict in the following articles, the column will take priority.
Conception:
I discovered this article after so many years and stayed up late to read it. When I read the postscript, I felt a little heavy, because one second I was sad about the story of Nagarjuna, and the next second I discovered that not only stories, but life is often full of sadness and regret. I don't know how to say any words of relief, so I can only thank the teacher for coming back. Thank you for your creation, and I admire your courage to face the computer again. I sincerely wish you a safe, smooth and happy life in the future. Gain everything completely and leave no regrets.
There are many interesting books written by Cha Meizhi. I always think that the humanities are good, but the astronomy and geography are a bit weak. After reading the section about Edin Lake and the Flame Mountain, I analyzed the geographical structure and found that it is indeed feasible (I don't know if it's just luck or research, evil smile).
According to the article, there is a lake in and near the Flame Mountain, and this lake is connected to a larger underground dark lake. According to geographical data, the Turpan area is a basin, and the Flame Mountain is located in the center of the basin, which is consistent with the geological phenomenon conditions of the volcanic cone basin left behind after a super-large volcanic eruption, and the uplifted false volcanic cone left in the center of the crater after a large volcanic eruption. Surrounded by snow-capped mountains near Turpan, the underground is the hard volcanic rock left behind after the volcanic eruption. It is very easy for the lava to cool down and form a cavity under the volcanic rock, so the existence of an underground river-level underground lake is also feasible (Turpan is obviously not a karst terrain, and it is not easy to form an underground river. Cha Mei Zhi perfectly solved this problem with volcanic corpses.
Well, from Tathagata's point of view, Turpan is a hat formed by super-hard volcanic lava, with the Flame Mountain as the top, and it floats on an underground lake. In this way, it is not surprising that changes in the water level of underground lakes and underground lava activities cause underground rivers to alternately become hot and cold, and flow backwards.
I am also very grateful to you for not forgetting us after going through so many ups and downs. Thank you very much. Happiness is the best comfort for losing loved ones. For the hope of your loved ones, for the sake of loving you and the one you love, you must work hard to make yourself happy! Come on, come on, come on
The matter at hand has come to an end. I have been thinking about it, but I still feel that it is strange to repeat one chapter after another, so I simply wrote a new one. It is also the overall feeling after re-reading it, as well as some messy notes and trivial conjectures of my own XDDD
Starting from the first chapter of the prequel, it is revealed that the Queen Mother of the West, who is often mentioned as immortal in the original work, and Nuwa, who is usually familiar to everyone, repairs the sky and creates humans. After reading the Queen's article again, I felt a sudden realization. The Queen Mother of the West was indeed the one who was mentioned more in the original work. The issue of immortality (experiments, etc.) Was also a layer of fog surrounding the two major families in the original work. But when I was watching it, I never thought that in Chinese mythology, there is not only the female deity Queen Mother of the West who sits on Kunlun, but also Nuwa.
The four short paragraphs before the first chapter vaguely outline the structure of "The Ultimate" - of course the title of the book is also a point of reference, what is the ultimate? What does the "ji" at the end point to? It is a theme hidden in the background or among people - the original work has the Queen Mother of the West, so there is an ancient and mysterious secret of the Nuwa tribe here. Chapter 4 of the prequel throws out a novel and not too surprising suspense. As mentioned above, I completely forgot about the Nuwa Empress when I read the original work. Naturally, I didn't think much about the auspicious beast missing a "dragon" that has been loved by emperors since the Zhou Dynasty (if I remember the dynasty correctly). The Zhang family is the unicorn, the Wang family is the phoenix, what about the dragon? The original work only depicts the struggle between the Zhang family and the Wang family (based on the known parts), so which faction does Long belong to? Did it decline further than the Zhang and Wang family, or did it hide deeper, and even achieve the chance of continuing in the way the little brother said?
But I just looked through the original work and found Wen Jin's notes. The line drawn on the map is the Great Dragon Vein defined by Wang Zanghai. It passes through several places (Changbai Mountain, Guazi Temple, Wofo Ridge, Shatou Reef) and it seems to be exactly the shape of a dragon. In addition to the subsequent places of Tamutuo and other places, it seems that it may also be related to the family with dragon patterns in the story? This is a conjecture based on the fact that I happened to read the original book, and the notes mentioned that Wang Zanghai's projects after he was 68 years old included imitating the Tang Dynasty murals of Tang Monk from the Western Regions. This, this must be related to Volume 1. Since it can be imitated, it also requires field investigation XDDDD
Returning to the original three auspicious beasts, I would like to say that this is not an innovation, but it adds a mythical element that few people have thought of (from what I have seen), making the mystery of the whole story even more confusing. I guess the plot and unsolved mysteries seen in the original work (before the third uncle has written it) will also have a different flavor and tension with the addition of new elements (mysteries). It must be recommended!
As an aside, it can be seen from the murals in the altar that the relationship between the Queen Mother of the West and Nuwa was not the best. Later, there were a large number of snakes coexisting in the Tamuduo where the Queen Mother of the West was located, which invisibly provided a layer of defense for the Kingdom of the Queen Mother of the West. I guess this may be a symbol of advantage in cutting off the snake's tail; and I have no idea what Nuwa took away. Maybe it was the secret of immortality or something like that, as a secret connection to Zhang Changsheng, right? Maybe the three families (Qilin, Phoenix, Dragon) are the same, and when the altar is in operation, the succession of tails may be related to Tamutuo, Queen Mother of the West──This is just my wild guess XDDDD
But could the statue holding a baby here represent the birth of a descendant of the Nuwa people? Or a completely new concept? I don't know, just as the questions raised by Brother Zhang Sinei are all crucial, what is the connection between the grassland people and Nuwa in the myth of the Central Plains? Maybe the descendants of Nuwa built this altar here to avoid someone. Well, the whole thing is filled with suspense. Now that I watch it again, I really can't help but roll around and ask for solutions. But I have never been good at solving problems, so I can only keep reading XD
In the fifth chapter of the prequel, it can be regarded as the main reason why the two protagonists (being a Black Bottle Party naturally...) Are not only cultivating feelings, but also the main reason why the black blind man and the little brother have to be together. Although the mystery of the source is not solved, but according to the color of the baby's eyes on the underground wall, it is probably the situation after the blind man. What does this mean? (Being able to read pheromones and the like, although the blind man said later that he had never felt it). Have you ever wondered whether it might be immortality (or immortality is due to several other reasons), but because of what the little brother said, it is a bit incomplete that the blind man is not a baby girl and does not meet the age relationship? Is it at most a change in the growth cycle... Well, the question marks left by the prequel will have to be answered later!
The volume is in the Western Region at a certain point. This is a new place. Here I can't help but think of Wang Zanghai's part (but maybe it's dispensable XDDD). From here on, you can simply increase your knowledge while reading the article. It is worth reading again and again! You can learn more about geography, geology, history, folk customs, religion, etc., And the extension effect is great (because I searched for some additional data myself, such as Xingxingxia, Siphon, Turpan, Aydin Lake, etc. To add some knowledge to myself T wT), and is related to "Sand Sea", "Hidden Sea Flower" and some extra stories of the original work. Those who have read it will understand, and those who have not read it can also regard it as a kind of understanding of the content (although I have a built-in imagination, and I have imagined all kinds of things since then (X)!
Getting back to the topic, the beginning of the chapter describes the reasons and historical experiences of exploring the Western Regions. Of course, the two most eye-catching ones are the two cousins surnamed Zhang. I don't know if I'm thinking too much. I always wonder if the two people named Zhang are really Zhang, or even people pretending to be the Wang family, because the core is the offense and defense between them. And their performance is very consistent with my imagination of ancient families like the Zhang family or the Wang family - they have a sense of superiority and pride to a certain extent in their hearts or in their words and deeds. Well, the younger brother in my eyes also has a bit of it (his cervical vertebra was broken); plus judging from my own writing concept, those who describe one or two are basically... Funny, needless to say, blind man. , People from the Nine Sects, archeology professors Steven and Professor Liu, and consultants (i. E. Younger brothers) are also the same. This further proves that this team seems to be peaceful, but privately it is turbulent, so that's why we guessed that way - although it is very likely that it is what the black blind man said, the betrayal of the branch and the patriarch who continues to guard the ultimate secret.
Reincarnation, this is a main theme of Gaochang Tomb, "Where is eternal life? Beyond the Six Paths, the Buddha is no longer a human being." This passage has a special meaning when I read it. It reminds me of King Wannu. Wang Zanghai said it was a monster (I just remembered that I may have pointed it out wrongly!). In this case, it is a phenomenon that cannot be explained by the Six Paths of Buddhism. Since it cannot be included in the Six Paths, does it mean a monster? But it is more likely that those who have passed through the six paths and gained eternal life are not the only Buddhas who have experienced the six paths of reincarnation. In the case of Gaochang Tomb, it refers to the latter. The same is true for the fight between the little brother and the blind man in the following article.
However, when I saw the smiles in the "family portrait", I thought of the old photos in the original novel. People don't know whether they are fake or real, and they all have their own agendas. Although the Landlords in the back can be said to have brought some weird atmosphere. A little bit of fun and liveliness can also highlight the characteristics and personalities of Pan Zi and Qi Abacus, as well as the two Zhang family brothers who followed behind. However, the "spirit" that followed was a big hit, which is the first chapter of the article. The climax of this mystery, I can't help but think that these are some of the themes of Journey to the West, true and false, flaming mountains, fairy ropes, etc. To a certain extent, this archaeological team can also be regarded as Tang Monk and his party heading to the Western Regions. However, the internal factors of this archaeological team are more weird and terrifying. There are at least three battle lines. Regardless of the complicated relationship between the three people from the Nine Gates, Volume 1 can be said to have more tension between the speculations and confrontations between the characters than the prequel.
In the inner part of the Dou, it seems that the little brother and the others are going to the tomb of King Gaochang with six lanes. Unfortunately for the gold-rimmed glasses and others, it feels very much like the suspicious tomb of the original tomb. I think the impending conflict between the two sides in the fight, as well as the situation of their respective teams, can also be expressed by "two flowers bloom, one on each side" at the beginning of the seventh chapter. The brother and the blind man cooperated closely and had a tacit understanding of trust and similar skills that allowed them to pass through the Hungry Ghost Path and meet the Beast Path smoothly. Although it was dangerous, the two people were too strong and it was expected to pass. Moreover, the frightened Scorpion was like a provocation to the people on the other side. Compared with their cooperation, the relationship between the two Zhang family members and Jiumen was like in the article. There is an invisible hand manipulating the story, the atmosphere is weird, each has their own agenda, they are wary and distrustful of each other, and the cooperative relationship is very fragile. This is also due to their different purposes, so that the decisions they make next are also different. It fits the sentence that comes right to the point. What will be the end of each of them next (of course the end of the golden thread must be so angry that he will vomit blood), we have to continue reading //
The first half of this lengthy chapter is full of serious plot conjectures and small notes, but I don't think I guessed it right or got involved in it. You can also see the influence of the little brother on the blind man (can't spit out ivory, the Zhang family's thoughts, etc.); The interaction in the first volume is even more... It's an antidote, but it's easy to call it poison to scare anyone, you can hear the personality in the difference in the voice, making fun of the sunglasses that should be taken off, having to shine on the buttocks, etc., Keep the fairy rope for easy use! (Wink wink)
In terms of character creation, they really fit my mind. After all, when I read the original work, I thought that these two people were related. The connection must not be very small, and then my brain was broken like the Uyghurs being opened up by a blind man. And the imagination in "Ultimate Ultimate" is really amazing (cover my heart), and I feel that love is not unreasonable! Please keep up the good work, Queen! I also think this volume will be almost 100,000 by the end of writing!
I just want to whistle, hey hey hey
The underground Buddhist city is indeed much more exciting than the Tomb of King Gaochang, even the little brother was stuck! ! What exactly is the round thing (could it be some kind of unknown meteorite that emits some kind of weird electromagnetic waves) ⊙▽⊙Waiting for decryption! ! And the golden coffin is my ultimate goal? What exactly are you looking for in the bottle? Guixi? ?
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[Ye Xiu-Centric] Transmigrated as the Male Supporting Character
The King's Avatar: World Glory
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Ultimate: Wild Imagination Series
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I discovered this article after so many years and stayed up late to read it. When I read the postscript, I felt a little heavy, because one second I was sad about the story of Nagarjuna, and the next second I discovered that not only stories, but life is often full of sadness and regret. I don't know how to say any words of relief, so I can only thank the teacher for coming back. Thank you for your creation, and I admire your courage to face the computer again. I sincerely wish you a safe, smooth and happy life in the future. Gain everything completely and leave no regrets.
There are many interesting books written by Cha Meizhi. I always think that the humanities are good, but the astronomy and geography are a bit weak. After reading the section about Edin Lake and the Flame Mountain, I analyzed the geographical structure and found that it is indeed feasible (I don't know if it's just luck or research, evil smile). According to the article, there is a lake in and near the Flame Mountain, and this lake is connected to a larger underground dark lake. According to geographical data, the Turpan area is a basin, and the Flame Mountain is located in the center of the basin, which is consistent with the geological phenomenon conditions of the volcanic cone basin left behind after a super-large volcanic eruption, and the uplifted false volcanic cone left in the center of the crater after a large volcanic eruption. Surrounded by snow-capped mountains near Turpan, the underground is the hard volcanic rock left behind after the volcanic eruption. It is very easy for the lava to cool down and form a cavity under the volcanic rock, so the existence of an underground river-level underground lake is also feasible (Turpan is obviously not a karst terrain, and it is not easy to form an underground river. Cha Mei Zhi perfectly solved this problem with volcanic corpses. Well, from Tathagata's point of view, Turpan is a hat formed by super-hard volcanic lava, with the Flame Mountain as the top, and it floats on an underground lake. In this way, it is not surprising that changes in the water level of underground lakes and underground lava activities cause underground rivers to alternately become hot and cold, and flow backwards.
I am also very grateful to you for not forgetting us after going through so many ups and downs. Thank you very much. Happiness is the best comfort for losing loved ones. For the hope of your loved ones, for the sake of loving you and the one you love, you must work hard to make yourself happy! Come on, come on, come on
The matter at hand has come to an end. I have been thinking about it, but I still feel that it is strange to repeat one chapter after another, so I simply wrote a new one. It is also the overall feeling after re-reading it, as well as some messy notes and trivial conjectures of my own XDDD Starting from the first chapter of the prequel, it is revealed that the Queen Mother of the West, who is often mentioned as immortal in the original work, and Nuwa, who is usually familiar to everyone, repairs the sky and creates humans. After reading the Queen's article again, I felt a sudden realization. The Queen Mother of the West was indeed the one who was mentioned more in the original work. The issue of immortality (experiments, etc.) Was also a layer of fog surrounding the two major families in the original work. But when I was watching it, I never thought that in Chinese mythology, there is not only the female deity Queen Mother of the West who sits on Kunlun, but also Nuwa. The four short paragraphs before the first chapter vaguely outline the structure of "The Ultimate" - of course the title of the book is also a point of reference, what is the ultimate? What does the "ji" at the end point to? It is a theme hidden in the background or among people - the original work has the Queen Mother of the West, so there is an ancient and mysterious secret of the Nuwa tribe here. Chapter 4 of the prequel throws out a novel and not too surprising suspense. As mentioned above, I completely forgot about the Nuwa Empress when I read the original work. Naturally, I didn't think much about the auspicious beast missing a "dragon" that has been loved by emperors since the Zhou Dynasty (if I remember the dynasty correctly). The Zhang family is the unicorn, the Wang family is the phoenix, what about the dragon? The original work only depicts the struggle between the Zhang family and the Wang family (based on the known parts), so which faction does Long belong to? Did it decline further than the Zhang and Wang family, or did it hide deeper, and even achieve the chance of continuing in the way the little brother said? But I just looked through the original work and found Wen Jin's notes. The line drawn on the map is the Great Dragon Vein defined by Wang Zanghai. It passes through several places (Changbai Mountain, Guazi Temple, Wofo Ridge, Shatou Reef) and it seems to be exactly the shape of a dragon. In addition to the subsequent places of Tamutuo and other places, it seems that it may also be related to the family with dragon patterns in the story? This is a conjecture based on the fact that I happened to read the original book, and the notes mentioned that Wang Zanghai's projects after he was 68 years old included imitating the Tang Dynasty murals of Tang Monk from the Western Regions. This, this must be related to Volume 1. Since it can be imitated, it also requires field investigation XDDDD Returning to the original three auspicious beasts, I would like to say that this is not an innovation, but it adds a mythical element that few people have thought of (from what I have seen), making the mystery of the whole story even more confusing. I guess the plot and unsolved mysteries seen in the original work (before the third uncle has written it) will also have a different flavor and tension with the addition of new elements (mysteries). It must be recommended! As an aside, it can be seen from the murals in the altar that the relationship between the Queen Mother of the West and Nuwa was not the best. Later, there were a large number of snakes coexisting in the Tamuduo where the Queen Mother of the West was located, which invisibly provided a layer of defense for the Kingdom of the Queen Mother of the West. I guess this may be a symbol of advantage in cutting off the snake's tail; and I have no idea what Nuwa took away. Maybe it was the secret of immortality or something like that, as a secret connection to Zhang Changsheng, right? Maybe the three families (Qilin, Phoenix, Dragon) are the same, and when the altar is in operation, the succession of tails may be related to Tamutuo, Queen Mother of the West──This is just my wild guess XDDDD But could the statue holding a baby here represent the birth of a descendant of the Nuwa people? Or a completely new concept? I don't know, just as the questions raised by Brother Zhang Sinei are all crucial, what is the connection between the grassland people and Nuwa in the myth of the Central Plains? Maybe the descendants of Nuwa built this altar here to avoid someone. Well, the whole thing is filled with suspense. Now that I watch it again, I really can't help but roll around and ask for solutions. But I have never been good at solving problems, so I can only keep reading XD In the fifth chapter of the prequel, it can be regarded as the main reason why the two protagonists (being a Black Bottle Party naturally...) Are not only cultivating feelings, but also the main reason why the black blind man and the little brother have to be together. Although the mystery of the source is not solved, but according to the color of the baby's eyes on the underground wall, it is probably the situation after the blind man. What does this mean? (Being able to read pheromones and the like, although the blind man said later that he had never felt it). Have you ever wondered whether it might be immortality (or immortality is due to several other reasons), but because of what the little brother said, it is a bit incomplete that the blind man is not a baby girl and does not meet the age relationship? Is it at most a change in the growth cycle... Well, the question marks left by the prequel will have to be answered later! The volume is in the Western Region at a certain point. This is a new place. Here I can't help but think of Wang Zanghai's part (but maybe it's dispensable XDDD). From here on, you can simply increase your knowledge while reading the article. It is worth reading again and again! You can learn more about geography, geology, history, folk customs, religion, etc., And the extension effect is great (because I searched for some additional data myself, such as Xingxingxia, Siphon, Turpan, Aydin Lake, etc. To add some knowledge to myself T wT), and is related to "Sand Sea", "Hidden Sea Flower" and some extra stories of the original work. Those who have read it will understand, and those who have not read it can also regard it as a kind of understanding of the content (although I have a built-in imagination, and I have imagined all kinds of things since then (X)! Getting back to the topic, the beginning of the chapter describes the reasons and historical experiences of exploring the Western Regions. Of course, the two most eye-catching ones are the two cousins surnamed Zhang. I don't know if I'm thinking too much. I always wonder if the two people named Zhang are really Zhang, or even people pretending to be the Wang family, because the core is the offense and defense between them. And their performance is very consistent with my imagination of ancient families like the Zhang family or the Wang family - they have a sense of superiority and pride to a certain extent in their hearts or in their words and deeds. Well, the younger brother in my eyes also has a bit of it (his cervical vertebra was broken); plus judging from my own writing concept, those who describe one or two are basically... Funny, needless to say, blind man. , People from the Nine Sects, archeology professors Steven and Professor Liu, and consultants (i. E. Younger brothers) are also the same. This further proves that this team seems to be peaceful, but privately it is turbulent, so that's why we guessed that way - although it is very likely that it is what the black blind man said, the betrayal of the branch and the patriarch who continues to guard the ultimate secret. Reincarnation, this is a main theme of Gaochang Tomb, "Where is eternal life? Beyond the Six Paths, the Buddha is no longer a human being." This passage has a special meaning when I read it. It reminds me of King Wannu. Wang Zanghai said it was a monster (I just remembered that I may have pointed it out wrongly!). In this case, it is a phenomenon that cannot be explained by the Six Paths of Buddhism. Since it cannot be included in the Six Paths, does it mean a monster? But it is more likely that those who have passed through the six paths and gained eternal life are not the only Buddhas who have experienced the six paths of reincarnation. In the case of Gaochang Tomb, it refers to the latter. The same is true for the fight between the little brother and the blind man in the following article. However, when I saw the smiles in the "family portrait", I thought of the old photos in the original novel. People don't know whether they are fake or real, and they all have their own agendas. Although the Landlords in the back can be said to have brought some weird atmosphere. A little bit of fun and liveliness can also highlight the characteristics and personalities of Pan Zi and Qi Abacus, as well as the two Zhang family brothers who followed behind. However, the "spirit" that followed was a big hit, which is the first chapter of the article. The climax of this mystery, I can't help but think that these are some of the themes of Journey to the West, true and false, flaming mountains, fairy ropes, etc. To a certain extent, this archaeological team can also be regarded as Tang Monk and his party heading to the Western Regions. However, the internal factors of this archaeological team are more weird and terrifying. There are at least three battle lines. Regardless of the complicated relationship between the three people from the Nine Gates, Volume 1 can be said to have more tension between the speculations and confrontations between the characters than the prequel. In the inner part of the Dou, it seems that the little brother and the others are going to the tomb of King Gaochang with six lanes. Unfortunately for the gold-rimmed glasses and others, it feels very much like the suspicious tomb of the original tomb. I think the impending conflict between the two sides in the fight, as well as the situation of their respective teams, can also be expressed by "two flowers bloom, one on each side" at the beginning of the seventh chapter. The brother and the blind man cooperated closely and had a tacit understanding of trust and similar skills that allowed them to pass through the Hungry Ghost Path and meet the Beast Path smoothly. Although it was dangerous, the two people were too strong and it was expected to pass. Moreover, the frightened Scorpion was like a provocation to the people on the other side. Compared with their cooperation, the relationship between the two Zhang family members and Jiumen was like in the article. There is an invisible hand manipulating the story, the atmosphere is weird, each has their own agenda, they are wary and distrustful of each other, and the cooperative relationship is very fragile. This is also due to their different purposes, so that the decisions they make next are also different. It fits the sentence that comes right to the point. What will be the end of each of them next (of course the end of the golden thread must be so angry that he will vomit blood), we have to continue reading // The first half of this lengthy chapter is full of serious plot conjectures and small notes, but I don't think I guessed it right or got involved in it. You can also see the influence of the little brother on the blind man (can't spit out ivory, the Zhang family's thoughts, etc.); The interaction in the first volume is even more... It's an antidote, but it's easy to call it poison to scare anyone, you can hear the personality in the difference in the voice, making fun of the sunglasses that should be taken off, having to shine on the buttocks, etc., Keep the fairy rope for easy use! (Wink wink) In terms of character creation, they really fit my mind. After all, when I read the original work, I thought that these two people were related. The connection must not be very small, and then my brain was broken like the Uyghurs being opened up by a blind man. And the imagination in "Ultimate Ultimate" is really amazing (cover my heart), and I feel that love is not unreasonable! Please keep up the good work, Queen! I also think this volume will be almost 100,000 by the end of writing!
I just want to whistle, hey hey hey
The underground Buddhist city is indeed much more exciting than the Tomb of King Gaochang, even the little brother was stuck! ! What exactly is the round thing (could it be some kind of unknown meteorite that emits some kind of weird electromagnetic waves) ⊙▽⊙Waiting for decryption! ! And the golden coffin is my ultimate goal? What exactly are you looking for in the bottle? Guixi? ?
I've finished watching it, it's so exciting [Come on] [Come on]
I feel like my wife's reserve of literary knowledge is really rich. If you look carefully, you can really discover a lot of things [Come on][Come on]
Wu family? Do you have this bloodline?
It's because the little brother was not imprisoned, so he faked his death and escaped, hehe.