Anecdotes from Southern Hebei: Ancient Tomb of Blood Corpses

The Zhanghe River changed its course, and the blood-stained stone gates of the ancient tombs were exposed; the remaining monuments of the Iron Buddha Temple were shattered, and whispers seemed to be heard in the middle of the night. The taboo of King Zhao's mausoleum quietly awakened in the land of southern Hebei. My name is Hu Yichuan, from the Jizazuka family of craftsmen. My father disappeared mysteriously and left behind a broken ancient scroll, which revealed the secret that our family has guarded for generations. I thought I was just looking for my father's whereabouts, but instead I stepped into a conspiracy that had been buried for two thousand years. Black market thieves, archeology institutes, local tyrants, and various forces are surging. What they are fighting for is not only a tomb, but the truth behind the survival of Zhao State. The Zhang River is surging, and the bloody corpses are still sleeping. The night fire showed the way and the ancient monument warned me, and I realized that the so-called "taboo" was not an empty lie. What is buried underground in southern Hebei is not just corpses, but a piece of living history. Some people say that King Zhao never sleeps peacefully... And I can no longer look back.