Qingwu Secret Survey: Hidden Tombs in Mountains and Rivers

A fragment of a scroll reveals the secrets of Feng Shui for thousands of years; thousands of miles of mountains and rivers hide the ups and downs of ancient tombs. During the Yongjia Rebellion, the Shen family was full of blood just to protect one volume of "Qingwu Burial Sutra". The young Shen Yanqiu traveled south with the remaining scrolls and hid in the mist and rain in the south of the Yangtze River. He made a living by writing and ink, and used the secret technique of Qingwu to protect himself. A green jade pendant involved him in the pursuit of Mojinliao and the conspiracy of the clan, and he embarked on the road of seeking scriptures and solving mysteries. Under the Qixia Valley in the south of the Yangtze River, Han Dynasty tombs hide mysteries; deep in Hengshan Mountain in Wu County, the Gu family's ancient tomb is covered with eight golden locks; among the sword tombs in Kuaiji, there is the Wuyue Spring and Autumn Period in the Kowloon pilgrimage town. He travels with Stone Monkey, a youth from the trap, and Wei Mingyue, a female mausoleum guard, through Feng Shui puzzles, breaking through strange traps, breaking through corpses with bloody corpses, discerning the aura of earth's veins, investigating life and death in the shadow of swords, and reading people's hearts in the fragments of ancient tombs. The three volumes of Qingwu hide the three talents of heaven, earth and man; thousands of miles of mountains and rivers hide the ancient tombs of dragons and veins. From the mist and rain in the south of the Yangtze River to the wind and sand in the Western Regions, from the style of the Wei and Jin Dynasties to the Silk Road civilization, they used Feng Shui as their guide, chivalry as their bones, and guardianship as their heart. Between stealing and guarding, justice and profit, they uncovered the thousand-year secrets of Qingwuzi, explored the secrets of civilization deep in the mountains and rivers of China, and guarded the eternal fire of cultural heritage for thousands of years. One volume of Qingwu Sutra is half the history of mountains and rivers. What we are exploring is geomantic omen, what we are looking for is the roots of civilization, and what we are looking for is the right path in the world.