Searching for Dragons and Caves

Zhang Long, an orphan who grew up deep in the Qinling Mountains, learned the ancestral dragon-finding and acupuncture technique from his grandfather since he was a child. Before his death, his grandfather gave him half a bronze token engraved with strange dragon patterns and a incomplete copy of "Secrets of Dragon Hunting", and told him: Our Zhang family is not a gold captain, but a dragon hunter guarding the dragon's veins. The dragon veins of the world come from Kunlun, but the true source of the Chinese dragon veins is hidden in a place that even history books dare not record. In order to uncover the mystery of his grandfather's life experience and the secret of the bronze token, Zhang Long walked out of the Qinling Mountains. He got acquainted with Su Qing, a game-breaker who is proficient in mechanism skills, Professor Chen, an archaeologist who has mastered historical documents, Wang Hu, a skilled veteran, and Lin Mo, the descendant of the tomb guardian who is both an enemy and a friend. From the royal tombs of the Western Zhou Dynasty to the underground palaces of the Qin Dynasty, from the cliff tombs of the Han Dynasty to the mountain tombs of the Tang Dynasty, from the water tombs of the Song Dynasty to the imperial tombs of the Ming Dynasty, they traveled all over the famous mountains and rivers of China. Every ancient tomb hides a piece of dust-laden history; every back-and-forth fight is accompanied by a life-and-death crisis; every discovery is one step closer to that shocking secret. Not only do they have to face the ubiquitous traps and strange and unpredictable evil things in the ancient tombs, but they also have to battle wits and courage with the international tomb robbers who covet the dragon treasures, ambitious cultural relic dealers, and the forces of the tomb guardians who have been passed down for thousands of years. When Zhang Long finally gathered four bronze tokens and found the legendary "Kunlun Dragon Cave", he discovered that the so-called dragon veins were not gold and silver treasures at all, but the ultimate secret related to the fate of the entire Chinese nation.