The game starts with escaping from the famine and flipping the table

Thirty miles west of the capital.

Lishan.

Imperial mausoleum.

Looking south, the Lishan Mountain stretches majestically into the distance like a winding dragon. The peaks are stacked one after another, as if there is no end. Between the mountains, there are lush green trees, a vibrant scene. The sunlight shines through the gaps between the leaves, forming patches of mottled light and shadow, adding a mysterious and charming atmosphere to the entire mountain range.

Looking north, the Wei River flows like a bright ribbon, winding across the land. The water is clear and sparkling, reflecting the beautiful scenery of the sky and the two banks. When the breeze blows, ripples appear on the water, as beautiful as the dancing of silver snakes. On the river bank, weeping willows sway in the wind, adding a touch of tenderness and poetry to this landscape painting.

In the midst of this magnificent natural landscape, a tall tomb stands in the middle, which complements the Lishan Mountain and blends into one. The whole picture presents a spectacular and harmonious beauty that makes people fall in love with it. The scenery here is picturesque, the environment is quiet and beautiful, like a pearl isolated from the world.

This is the tomb of Emperor Yuwen.

The layout of the imperial mausoleum is roughly in the shape of a Chinese character "回". There are two layers of inner and outer walls around the mausoleum. The circumference of the inner wall of the mausoleum is 3000 meters, and the circumference of the outer wall is 6100 meters.

The mausoleum area includes large buildings such as the underground palace, the Zun'en Hall, the Ming Tower, the sleeping hall, the convenience hall, and the garden, temple and official residences.

Underground Palace: It is the core part of the imperial mausoleum, located underground, where the emperor's body is stored.

Zun'en Hall: Located on the ground, it is an important building for royal descendants to worship and symbolize the blessing of their ancestors.

Ming Tower: Located behind the Zun'en Hall, it houses a stone tablet engraved with the posthumous titles of successive emperors of the Yuwen family, namely the "Holy Title Tablet".

Sleeping Hall: Located in the mausoleum, it was the emperor’s bedroom during his lifetime and also a place for sacrifices.

Convenience Hall: Located in the mausoleum, it is the place where the emperor rests and also the venue for holding sacrificial ceremonies.

The imperial mausoleum is formed into three steps, in the shape of an inverted bucket, with a nearly square bottom, a base area of ​​about 15 square meters, and a height of 99 meters. The total area of ​​the entire mausoleum is 39 square kilometers.

In order to prevent the river from eroding the mausoleum, the north-south water flow around the mausoleum was changed to east-west.

In the underground palace.

The tomb of Emperor Gaodi Yuwenhua, the founder of Dayan State. The largest main room in the middle, facing south and north, houses the coffins of Emperor Gaodi Yuwenhua and his empress. The side chambers on the left and right contain the couple's supplies and luxurious burial objects.

The back room, which was supposed to contain the owner's belongings, was empty except for a person sitting cross-legged on a cushion.

This person was none other than Yuwen Zhangyu, the younger brother of Emperor Gaozu of Dayan State, Yuwen Zhanghua, who was born to the same mother as him.

Yu Wen Zhangyu was sitting cross-legged in a green Taoist robe. He had a handsome face, clear and bright eyes, and a hint of helplessness on the corners of his mouth.

I don’t know if it’s because he hasn’t seen the sun for a long time, but Yu Wenyu’s skin looks particularly fair.

His hair was tied up with a simple wooden hairpin, looking very fresh.

The collar of the Taoist robe is embroidered with exquisite patterns and a black belt is tied around the waist, making his muscular build more prominent.

No matter how you look at him, he seems to be a Taoist priest of great rank and honor, but no one knows why he has been staying in the imperial mausoleum. Even in the royal family tree, there is only one name, and his biography is completely blank, not even his date of birth is recorded.

call!

so close!

What a powerful spiritual consciousness.

Almost, almost, I will be exposed. No, I am just one breath away, almost able to break through to the Golden Core Stage, I can't be disturbed at this time.

Yu Wenyu looked at the wall of the tomb, which had turned into a mottled dark green. Yu Wenyu couldn't help but sigh, the spiritual energy of the Lingyu Wall had long been exhausted.

In recent decades, Yu Wenyu has relied on absorbing dragon energy to cultivate. However, the dragon energy has become weaker and weaker.

Hey!

Yuwen Zhangyu couldn't help but sigh deeply. If he had enough spiritual energy, he would have broken through the Jindan stage long ago. But now he is still just a little short of it. It's really worrying!

However, when did Dayan Kingdom have such a powerful cultivator?

Could it be that the spiritual power of Qingyuan Star has revived?

It would be great if it were true.

In this way, he wouldn't have to continue to stay in seclusion in the imperial mausoleum and practice with the help of the increasingly weak dragon energy.

Ugh!

Thinking of this, Yuwen Yuwen Zhangyu couldn't help but let out another long sigh. He was already 290 years old and felt that he only had about 20 years to live. He didn't know if he could successfully break through before the end of his life.

The lifespan in the Qi training stage is no more than 150 years, that in the foundation building stage is 300 years, and that in the golden elixir stage is 500 years.

Yuwen Zhangyu couldn't help but frown. Nowadays, the dragon energy of the Yuwen family is getting weaker and weaker, especially this year, it has been drastically weakened. I really don't know what the descendants of the Yuwen family are doing.

Yuwen Zhangyu thought about it. It has been almost three hundred years since the establishment of the Yuwen Kingdom. Could it be that it is time for a new dynasty?

I remember that before I went into seclusion, I kept the most classic quote from "Xunzi·The Kingly System" as the Yuwen family motto: "The king is the boat; the common people are the water; the water carries the boat; the water can also overturn it."

Could it be that the hearts of future generations have been corrupted so quickly by prosperity and power?

Hey!

The moon waxes and wanes, people have joys and sorrows, and dynasties change. Yu Wenjianyu never expected that the Yuwen family's kingdom would be passed down forever.

He just needs the dragon energy to assist him in his cultivation.

But he could not have imagined that the descendants of the Yuwen family would not even last three hundred years.

Hey!

It's time, luck, and fate!

You really can't force it.

After thinking it over, Yu Wen Zhangyu couldn't come up with any good solution, so he had to comfort himself to avoid going astray and losing more than he gained.

Never mind, let's try it out.

Hopefully, this little bit of dragon energy left can help him break through. Once he breaks through, he will travel around the world and look for a place with plenty of spiritual energy.

Soon, Yu Wen Zhangyu entered the state of cultivation again.

Yu Shuheng withdrew his spiritual sense. He just scanned the area of ​​Kyoto within a hundred miles out of habit. Yu Shuheng could naturally see Yu Wenjianyu clearly who was practicing in the imperial mausoleum.

The spiritual energy and dragon energy in this person are relatively pure, so Yu Shuheng will naturally not interfere with his cultivation. However, the vitality in this person is relatively weak, and it is obvious that his life span is about to end.

Hey!

Although Yu Shuheng felt some sympathy, he was not a good person. Everyone has their own destiny in the path of cultivation.

Of course Su Xiaoya also discovered that she had a similar idea to Yu Shuheng, that one cannot force anything in the path of cultivation.

However, Su Xiaoya's spiritual consciousness was actually in the Nascent Soul stage, and Yu Wen Zhangyu discovered the clues.

What Yu Wenxuan didn't know was that there were two spiritual senses scanning in total, but Yu Shuheng's spiritual sense couldn't sense it at all because his cultivation level had not reached the Tribulation Crossing Stage.

Su Xiaoya was in a state of great emotional turmoil at the moment, and couldn't help but ask Yu Shuheng: "Do you think Qin Shihuang is still alive?"

Well!

Yu Shuheng was completely confused by Su Xiaoya's question. Wasn't this topic jumping too "lively"?

However, as a military enthusiast, I know a lot about Qin Shi Huang, the emperor who unified the six kingdoms. So, although I was confused, my reaction was still quite exaggerated:

"Are you talking about the rumor that 'in 1973, the military found evidence that Qin Shi Huang was still alive in Shaanxi, Gansu and other places'?"

"Yes!" Su Xiaoya nodded affirmatively. She might not have agreed before, but she and Yu Shuheng had actually traveled through time, so when she thought back on some of the legends of Blue Star, her ideas were completely different.

"Isn't it said that there are records that Qin Shi Huang once met aliens and may have obtained the art of immortality from them? We are all able to travel through time and cultivate immortality, so it is not impossible that Qin Shi Huang could obtain the art of immortality."

"That's not the case." Yu Shuheng was relatively rational. "While exploring the tomb of Qin Shihuang, archaeologists discovered some rumors about the elixir of life, and authoritative archaeological surveys also found a large amount of mercury in Qin Shihuang's underground palace. However, these are only the distinctive features of Qin Shihuang's tomb, and they cannot prove whether Qin Shihuang is still alive."

Well!

Okay, I can't argue with that.

Su Xiaoya was no longer entangled. However, the Mausoleum of Qin Shihuang is the first imperial mausoleum in China, and there are many legends about it. It's a pity that I didn't have time to visit it before I traveled through time, which is still a pity.

The ancient Egyptian pyramids are the largest above-ground royal tombs in the world, and the Mausoleum of Qin Shihuang in China is the largest underground imperial tomb in the world.

These are the two tombs that Su Xiaoya is most interested in. Unfortunately, she has been to the Ming Tombs, Zhongshan Mausoleum, and Mawangdui, but she didn't visit the two world treasures that she is most interested in, which is quite a pity.

"Actually, I quite like Qin Shi Huang." Su Xiaoya sighed.

"Who says it's not true? Have you read the domineering quotes of Qin Shihuang that are circulating wildly on the Internet?"

"It's 'I have unified the six kingdoms, and built the Great Wall to suppress the dragon veins of the nine states, to defend our Great Qin, and to protect our country. I swear here in the name of the First Emperor that I will defend the land, expand the borders, and pacify the four barbarians, and establish the foundation for the eternal existence of our Great Qin. When I die, I will turn into a dragon spirit and protect our Chinese people forever.' Right."

"right."

Maybe because Yu Shuheng was a military enthusiast, he particularly admired Qin Shi Huang. But when he was in high school, many girls said that Qin Shi Huang was licentious and cruel, saying things like "burning books and burying scholars" and "Meng Jiangnu crying at the Great Wall". Anyway, they were very opposed to it, which made Yu Shuheng want to fight with those girls.

"The Emperor of Qin swept across the world, with the might of a tiger; he swung his sword to cut through the clouds, and all the princes came to the west."

Seeing Yu Shuheng showing off his poetry again, Su Xiaoya almost burst out laughing. As expected, the power of idols is infinite. Look, a science student is just as good as a liberal arts student when it comes to writing.

"Yes! Yes! Yes! Qin Shi Huang is an emperor who has made countless achievements in his life and has a broad mind."

"Of course. Qin Shihuang not only unified the six kingdoms, standardized the writing system, the wheel gauge, the weights and measures, built canals, built highways, defeated the Xiongnu in the north, conquered the Yue in the south, and built the Great Wall to resist foreign enemies. The most admirable thing is a secret decree from Qin Shihuang, which led to the rise of the Chinese nation with the demise of the Qin Dynasty."

"What our great scholar Yu said is right. Qin Shihuang's vision and perspective of 'using the demise of the Qin Dynasty to create the path for the rise of the Chinese nation' are truly not something that ordinary people can achieve."

"That is."

This sentence really touched Yu Shuheng's heart. He immediately started talking with great excitement. He didn't look like a great Mahayana master at all. He was definitely a little fanboy of Qin Shihuang.

"In 215 BC, after Qin Shi Huang unified the six kingdoms, the Xiongnu in the north often invaded the south. They burned, killed, looted and committed all kinds of evil, bringing great disasters to the people on the border of the Qin Dynasty. So Qin Shi Huang decided to send General Meng Tian to the north to attack the Xiongnu, and began to build the Great Wall on a large scale to resist the invasion of the Xiongnu.

According to historical records, Qin Shihuang sent a large number of soldiers and civilian workers to the border areas to participate in the construction of the Great Wall. These people included soldiers from the Qin state and civilians from the conquered areas. They used their hands and sweat to carry huge stones to the mountains and built a solid defense line.

After years of hard work, the Qin Great Wall was finally completed. It stretches from Lintao (now Minxian County, Gansu) in the west to Liaodong in the east, and has become one of the greatest buildings in the ancient history of the Chinese nation.