Tomb raiding: The awesome life that started from Ganggangyingzi

"Hey, what a wicked brat! You've got some skills!"

Upon seeing this, Ji Haobo couldn't help but sneer, contracting his chest and abdomen as he inhaled a large amount of air.

Immediately, a surge of power erupted, controlling the vibration of his internal organs, producing the thunderous roar of a tiger and leopard, and he suddenly exhaled through his throat, causing his nasal cavity to produce sound.

"Hmph...ha!"

The yang energy in the body's blood and qi, along with the "hum ha" sounds, forms visible golden ripples that spread out in a fan shape wave after wave.

"Hiss..."

Wherever it passed, it not only dispelled the yin energy, but also annihilated the ripples of illusion.

The blue-eyed fox corpse had no way to avoid the oncoming body and could only unleash its dark yin energy to resist.

Waves of yang energy crashed against yin energy, instantly producing a hissing sound, a sound of water and fire clashing against each other.

"Drink! It's only polite to return a favor, you wretched creature, take one of my moves too!"

Ji Haobo tensed up, and after a slight contraction, he suddenly burst forth, his whole being like a tiger leaping over a ravine, carrying an unstoppable and ferocious momentum.

"Roar"

His hands pierced the air like tiger paws, producing a deep howl, and golden aura of blood and energy enveloped him in a tiger shadow.

The group of people at the cave entrance above were dumbfounded. The golden ripples from Ji Haobo's "hum ha" had already shocked them.

Now he's like a divine tiger, which is even more terrifying.

"Hey fat guy, do you think Bo might be a tiger spirit in disguise? This feels so unreal."

No sooner had Erpang finished speaking than he was slapped twice, once by A Ning and once by Wang Pangzi.

"Damn it, Master Bo is a dragon reincarnated! You dare say Master Bo is a tiger demon? You're in big trouble!"

Erpang, clutching his head, gaped open upon hearing Wang Pangzi's words and stammered:

"I never expected you to be like this, Fatty Wang. Your constant flattery is something I can only dream of."

"You son of a bitch, I'm telling the truth. You think I'm just flattering you? If you don't believe me, ask Lao Hu and Bai Mian'er. We saw it ourselves."

While the group was chattering away, Ji Haobo slammed his palms down on the blue-eyed fox corpse, one in front of the other.

Faced with such a fierce tiger pounce, even a fool knows not to take it head-on. But if you can easily dodge it, is it still a powerful move?

Others could only see that Ji Haobo's move was powerful, but they couldn't say exactly how powerful it was.

But when faced with this move, the Blue-Eyed Fox Corpse felt as if its body had fallen into a quagmire, and it struggled to take a half-step back.

At the same time, a fox claw-like hand, emanating a chilling aura, reached out to meet the attack.

"Boom"

"Click"

The stone bricks of the altar beneath the blue-eyed fox corpse shattered, its paws broke into pieces, and bone fragments were exposed. Even so, it still couldn't withstand this attack.

Ji Haobo's right palm blasted away a pair of fox claws, and his left hand followed closely behind, striking the chest of the blue-eyed fox corpse with explosive force that pierced through its back.

Although the zongzi (rice dumplings) do not have the vital points of most living people, Ji Haobo's palm strike penetrated far more than just creating a hole in the back of the blue-eyed fox corpse.

More importantly, it shattered everything inside its body into a paste, even breaking a section of its spine into pieces, and it collapsed on the spot.

This kind of penetrating power is what makes internal martial arts so terrifying; no defense can work at all.

With the Blue-Eyed Fox Corpse killed, Zhang Qilin, freed from the illusion's interference, instantly overwhelmed the Thousand-Year-Old Female Corpse.

Wu Laosan, his face deathly pale, slowly killed the vengeful spirits, while Ji Haobo paid no heed.

Anyway, he can get most of the gacha points, so there's no need for him to be a full-time babysitter.

Now he's curious about what this blue-eyed fox corpse is, and it should have a Qilin on it, since it appears in the story.

I went over and rummaged around for a bit, and sure enough, I found a palm-sized brown thing on its waist, which had a faint smell of Chinese medicine.

He doesn't need this, but it's quite good for Fatty Wang and his group.

After Ji Haobo put it away, he casually removed the mask from the Blue-Eyed Fox Corpse.

Suddenly, a face appeared that was three parts human and seven parts fox, with its two eyes gleaming with a faint blue light;

It also has hallucinogenic fluctuations, but they are much weaker than at the beginning.

Ji Haobo channeled his strength into his hand, instantly blasting it away and storing it away.

This thing gave him a strange feeling, as if he could absorb and integrate it into Night Eyes.

"Holy crap, there really are fox spirits, except they're male, and incredibly ugly."

Wang Pangzi's exclamation rang out behind him, and at that moment, the others came down from upstairs.

As for Zhang Qilin and Wu Laosan, they had finished their work and were sitting on the ground panting heavily!

Old Hu and a group of others gathered around, marveling at the blue-eyed fox corpse.

"Haobo, is this really a monster?"

A Ning didn't quite believe that the Blue-Eyed Fox Corpse was a monster, even though it looked inhuman.

"A monster? How could that be!"

Ji Haobo smiled and shook his head, looking at the blue-eyed fox corpse:

"If you're referring to monsters that can transform into humans in mythology, I can be pretty sure there aren't any."

Most of them use abilities like illusion magic to create hallucinations.

The blue-eyed fox corpse on the ground is a result of grafting, which is biological modification in the scientific field.

If you don't believe me, Erpang, go and strip off its armor; there will definitely be traces."

The group felt this was also somewhat fantastical. With current technology, even if limb replacement were possible, it would still be just a dream, let alone in a backward ancient era.

This is as unbelievable as making them believe that gods exist in the world.

So Erpang, standing nearby, immediately reached out and started pulling at the belt and other odds and ends on the Blue-Eyed Fox Corpse.

"Damn, this zongzi really does have a scar-like thing on its arm."

Erpang's exclamation also drew Wu Laosan over. He was more curious than the others and squatted down to examine the head of the blue-eyed fox corpse.

"Uncle Bo, the head of this rice dumpling has also been tampered with. It's unbelievable."

"People thousands of years ago were able to perform limb grafting and skull modification. If the facts weren't right in front of me, I wouldn't believe it even if you beat me to death."

Wu Laosan was extremely shocked, for he knew that some people had been searching for immortality.

Now it's astonishing that the ancients possessed extraordinary biotechnology; could it be that they truly discovered immortality?

"Hehe, there are many things you don't believe! Do you believe the ancient legends of Nuwa and Fuxi with human bodies and snake tails? And what about bloodline awakening? Have you ever thought about it?"

Ji Haobo smiled mysteriously, and the question he asked stunned everyone. They all stared wide-eyed and opened their mouths, speechless.

When you don't believe something, your subconscious may have a million reasons to prove it's false, but the reverse is also true.

If they now believe that Nuwa and Fuxi's human bodies and snake tails were a form of biotechnology, then many mythological elements bear traces of this.

But how is this possible? How did the ancients manage to do these things?

It's unbelievable that someone from a primitive society, in the Stone Age or Bronze Age, possessed the ability to perform limb grafting.

But how to explain the strangeness of this rice dumpling? These questions were driving everyone crazy.