The Tomb Robbery Chronicles of the Republic Era.

Summary

The narrative unfolds around a tense confrontation involving a character whose body is coveted by a Lama. Wu Lao Er suggests that the protagonist's mother would not approve of his body being taken, but the Lama indicates he needs the body for a woman. The protagonist, feeling cornered, contemplates suicide to avoid being taken advantage of. However, the Lama intervenes, demonstrating control over life and death. He reveals the futility of the protagonist's situation and implies that even the attempts to break the binding curse are hopeless. As the story progresses, themes of sacrifice, manipulation, and the struggle for autonomy emerge, culminating in a philosophical exchange about life and desire.

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