Tomb Robbing: After Hiding for a Hundred Years, My Brother Asks Me to Come Out.

Summary

Zhang Yang discusses the significance of tombs from the Tang Dynasty, emphasizing their construction in mountains and the symbolic stone statues that guard them. He suggests the possibility of multiple burial sites from different dynasties in one area, which excites his companions. They encounter Xue Li Yang and Professor Sun, who admire Zhang Yang's reputation. The group arrives at the dilapidated Fish Bone Temple, which has been abandoned for years. Inside, they find a neglected space with remnants of its past, including a wall inscribed with "Favorable Winds and Abundant Rain." Despite its eerie atmosphere, Zhang Yang hints at hidden dangers within the valley, leaving his companions curious about his insights.

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