The Tomb Robbery Chronicles of the Republic Era.

Summary

In a tense situation, He Gou, still hungover, contemplates the dynamics of power and relationships. The protagonist navigates a confrontation with Lei Wen Jie, who is cautious yet confrontational. Despite his inebriation, He Gou's presence adds weight to the protagonist's authority as a resident Lama. The protagonist insists on taking a newborn as a disciple, defying traditional Buddhist rules, much to Lei's frustration. The exchange escalates humorously as Da Mao questions the newborn's appearance while drawing attention to family dynamics. Ultimately, a hefty check changes the atmosphere, and plans for a ceremonial bath for the child unfold amidst the chaos, showcasing the blend of spirituality and absurdity in their interactions.

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