The Legend of Tomb Robbery in the Republic of China: Exploring the Yin and Yang Ancient Tombs

In the sixteenth year of the Republic of China, the mist deep in the Qinling Mountains contained secrets that could shake up the world. Lin Yu, the successor of Captain Mojin, found a century-old secret letter in the secret room of his ancestral home. The letter pointed to an ancient tomb bound to Yin and Yang Feng Shui. Legend has it that it contains a "vein-calming artifact" that can determine the direction of the Chinese dragon's veins. In order to solve the mystery of the disappearance of his grandfather and his senior brother in the Qinling Mountains, he went to Xi'an with the ancestral compass and the fragments of the "Sixteen-Character Yin-Yang Feng Shui Secret". However, he accidentally bought a jade pendant engraved with spiral runes at the antique market. In the Xi'an market, he rescued Su Yao, a female archaeological student studying abroad who was entangled by gangsters. This girl, who comes from a family of archaeologists, is holding the "Kunlun Acupoint Scripture" that can decipher the code of ancient tombs. Her family has guarded the rubbings of "Yin Pattern Jade" for generations, which is a perfect pair with Lin Yu's Yang Pattern Jade. When the lines of the two jade pieces were put together into a complete Tai Chi diagram under the light, the two realized that the legendary "yin and yang jade" that could determine the dragon's veins was actually in their hands. The game deep in the Qinling Mountains begins. They not only have to cross the "miasma" that can create fatal hallucinations and crack the "hanging soul ladder" in the tomb passage that operates according to the stars, but they also have to deal with two groups of forces - the local tomb robbery gang headed by Hu Biao, who want to make a fortune overnight with artifacts; Ichiro Watanabe of the Japanese Black Dragon Society, leading an archaeological team to lurk in the mountains and forests, trying to steal the artifacts for themselves and cut off the Chinese dragon vein.