Library

The yang and yin lines are a place to search for treasures, and look at the mountains and landscapes to find the dragon's lair. Exploring the mountains with shovels, digging patios, digging holes to track down the box coffins. Resurrect the soul with incense, visit the immortals, sacrifice the coffin and kowtow to the princes from all directions. The precious light vessel collects Yin wealth, and the gold and jade are used to inherit the destiny. ----------- Relying on the twelve-character mantra of "Searching for treasures, digging patios, exploring immortals, and gathering wealth", since the Qin Dynasty, the Mo clan has lived a life of searching tombs and digging for treasures. Faced with various crises in the tomb, Is it the extraordinary skill of the captain who touches gold like a fish in water? Or is it the inarticulate man who bravely overcomes danger? Or maybe the person behind the scenes with a strange identity has found the secret? The origin of the rare book "Su Ding Lu" in the antique world and how it ended up in the hands of Xu Yicheng? This book only pays tribute to "Tomb Robbery Notes", "Ghost Blowing the Lamp", and "The Middle Game of the Antique Game" ----------- Readers chat group [QQ817772588], thank you all for your check-in, comments, investment, collection and recommendation votes. . .

Taishangtaixing can adapt to changes without stopping; exorcise evil spirits and bind evil spirits, protect life and body; wisdom is clear, and the mind is peaceful; the three souls are eternal, and there is no loss of soul. ------------The appearance of the Shark Pearl caused constant disputes among all parties. A dark force from the Holy Clothes Sect extended its evil claws to the fragrance appreciation banquet in Huaxi. Everyone at the banquet had ulterior motives and wanted to snatch the Shark Pearl. As the saying goes, "The small path is hidden in the view, and the big road is hidden in the market." People who follow the Taoism cultivate their mind and body. Look at how Luo Shiyi went through the path of the body, the path of demons, the path of love, and the path of sacrifice, and finally realized the difficult process of his own path. The significance of Taoist culture in teaching mortals is even more vivid in the book. . .