Tomb raiding: The awesome life that started from Ganggangyingzi

"Brother Bo... those pits, could they have been dug by some kind of monster?"

Yingzi couldn't help but move closer to Ji Haobo, as if afraid that a monster might jump out from somewhere.

"Don't worry, with me here, any demons or monsters that come will die."

Seeing that Yingzi looked nervous, Ji Haobo patted her on the shoulder.

The sparse trees made the crescent moon clearly visible in the sky, and the not-so-bright moonlight cast shadows all around.

Several people held a bowl of fish and meat, savoring it slowly. As the variety of wild game in the pot increased, the flavor became more and more mellow.

When Lao Hu had almost finished eating, he glanced up casually and saw the dark shadows on both sides of the valley under the moonlight, then looked ahead.

"Hey! This 'Moon-Holding Gully' truly lives up to its name! Judging from the feng shui here, it really does seem like there's a tomb here."

After putting the bowl down, Lao Hu excitedly pulled a compass out of his bag and wandered around it mysteriously.

Ji Haobo ignored it, even though he knew it didn't need to go to such lengths; all he needed to do was find the cave left behind by his fellow traveler.

But we should still let Lao Hu do more practical work to gain more experience, otherwise it won't work if he just talks about things on paper all the time.

Although Fatty Wang was extremely excited, he was afraid of disturbing Lao Hu, so he could only suppress the urge to ask questions.

Yingzi had absolutely no interest in watching Lao Hu perform his shamanistic rituals; she simply moved closer and closer to Ji Haobo, eventually leaning on his shoulder.

Old Hu wandered around for a while, finally stopped in one place, found a stick, stuck it in the ground as a marker, and then ran over excitedly.

"Brother Bo, we've found it! There really is a tomb here. The location has been marked. We'll start excavating tomorrow morning."

"What? You just wandered around aimlessly and found a tomb? You don't have X-ray vision, you're not making this up, are you?"

Fatty Wang got up, both surprised and delighted, looking at him with some suspicion.

When Lao Hu heard his questioning, he immediately felt insulted and angrily started arguing.

"Get lost! Do you really think my sixteen-character feng shui secret is just for show? Your head is full of fat, so naturally you don't understand what knowledge is. You should read more books in the future, lest your ignorance embarrass us."

Holy crap! Did they have to spray so hard? It felt like rain. Fatty Wang wiped the spittle off his face.

"Old Hu, you've changed. You've become like a shrew. Next time you spout nonsense, please give me a heads-up so I can hold an umbrella for you."

"puff"

"Ha ha ha ha…"

Yingzi laughed heartily as she watched, while Ji Haobo chuckled to himself; this fatso's words were truly infuriating.

Old Hu was truly speechless after being retorted. His face flushed red, he opened his mouth, and let out a cold snort.

"Hmph... It's like casting pearls before swine, I'm too lazy to talk to you."

He turned and sat down by the campfire, continuing:

"Master Bo, the mountains on both sides here form a moon-embracing shape, like a bright pearl held in the palm of your hand. It is definitely a feng shui treasure land."

There's definitely a tomb down there, but since the moon is yin, the person buried there might be very easy for them to rise from the dead.

Wang Pangzi and Yingzi, who were standing nearby, were startled when they heard this. It was indeed frightening for a dead person to rise up again.

"It's alright. If it's going to die, it should die cleanly. If it can get up, I can make it lie back down."

Ji Haobo's confident words put their minds at ease.

Several people took turns keeping watch that night, and nothing happened.

When Ji Haobo woke up and found that Fatty wasn't there, he was startled, fearing that the guy had recklessly gone to dig by himself.

However, after glancing at the spot Lao Hu marked last night, there was indeed a small earthen bed, but Wang Pangzi was nowhere to be seen.

Relieved, he turned to Old Hu and asked:

"Where did that fat guy go?"

"The lazy donkey poops and peees a lot; it barely dug a few times before it went to empty its stock."

Old Hu shook his head disdainfully, picked up the shovel he had borrowed from the villagers, and prepared to get to work.

"Old Hu, don't rush to dig. A tomb raider's tunnel isn't that simple. Let's wait for Fatty to come back so we can all get some experience together."

No sooner had Ji Haobo finished speaking than a cry for help was heard.

"Old Hu, Bo Ye, come quick and save me!"

The voice sounded trembling, filled with a desolate fear, and Ji Haobo could roughly guess the guy's situation.

When he ran towards the sound, he found a grassy hole next to a bush about a hundred meters from the camp.

In the original story, it was Yingzi who fell, but now it's this unlucky guy who's fallen.

"Old Hu, pull me up quickly! This hole is dark and deep, it must have been dug by a monster! Help me! The monster is coming!"

Fatty Wang looked up and saw the three people peering out from above. Overjoyed, he shouted.

Old Hu ignored him, carefully examined the cave, frowned, and said with some doubt:

"Master Bo, this hole is five or six meters straight up and down. It doesn't look like it was dug by a monster; it looks more like a tomb raider's tunnel."

"That's right, it's definitely a tomb raider's hole. Those two black-hoofed men last night weren't Japanese soldiers, but rather the victims of several tomb raiders they had killed."

Ji Haobo nodded, told the two to wait upstairs, and jumped down himself.

Wang Pangzi, who was originally filled with fear and anxiety, breathed a sigh of relief when he saw him come down and wiped the sweat from his forehead.

"Brother Bo, you guys say this is a tomb raider's tunnel? What if someone took all the treasures inside? Should we go in and take a look? Maybe we can find something we like!"

This guy was terrified just now, but now that Ji Haobo is here, he's suddenly filled with curiosity about the tomb and is excited to go in immediately to experience what it's like to raid a tomb.

"Let's go check if this hole has reached the burial chamber first."

Ji Haobo nodded and handed him the flashlight. He turned to look at the horizontal hole that sloped downwards, and his brows furrowed slightly.

The hole was only a little over a meter wide, and with his height, he could only squat to move forward, while Fatty Wang could just bend over.

"Uncle Bo, do you really think there are zombies in the tomb? Why don't the corpses that have been buried for hundreds or thousands of years decompose?"

"How would I know? This is my first time in a tomb too, but there are definitely some rice dumplings."

As for why the body didn't decompose, it's probably due to feng shui reasons.

The concept of "finding dragon veins and locating auspicious burial sites" has existed since ancient times. Perhaps these places really do possess some kind of dragon vein or spiritual energy, which is why the corpses did not decompose.

Ji Haobo wasn't just making things up; he was referring to the gacha points obtained from certain items.

Wang Pangzi's pendant, the long knife Yingzi picked up, as well as the spiked club and jade pendant, all seem to have come from the tomb.

As for "Dojigiri Yasutsuna", and the fact that I specifically touched Lao Hu's compass last night, I didn't get any card draw points.

It's hard not to think that the things in those tombs were tainted by dragon veins or dragon energy, which is why there are card draw points.

As for the things that are killed, apart from some strange exceptions, ordinary wild beasts, regardless of size, also do not have card draw points.

"Master Bo, Master Bo, the hole has gotten bigger. You can walk around by bending over now; you don't have to squat anymore."

Wang Pangzi's voice startled Ji Haobo awake. After regaining his senses, he realized that the hole was larger than the one he had entered through.

Moreover, the area in front is even larger, forming a small space about two meters high and six or seven square meters in size. On the left, you can see a half-open stone door.