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

Summary

Zhang Yang discusses the implications of a corpse found at the base of a bronze tree, suggesting it may be linked to a sacrificial ritual. He hypothesizes that the tree's grooves are designed to channel blood, possibly for honoring a deity. As they investigate, they discover a brown substance resembling blood, which Zhang Yang confirms is indeed human blood. This revelation horrifies his companions, who struggle to comprehend the notion of a large bronze structure being used for blood sacrifices. Zhang Yang proposes that the tree was intentionally crafted for such brutal rituals, raising unsettling questions about ancient practices.

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