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

Summary

Zhang Yang and Ao Long discover a statue of Nuwa holding the head of a child, which leads to a significant revelation about Ao Long's identity. The child, born from a dragon and a human, possesses extraordinary powers and is believed to be the future overlord of heaven and earth. Nuwa, concerned for the child's fate, sends his soul to the mortal realm, suggesting Ao Long may be his reincarnation. Despite Ao Long's disbelief, Zhang Yang encourages him to focus on the present rather than the past. The narrative explores themes of identity, destiny, and the intertwining of human and dragon legacies.

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