Tomb raiding: It all started with shocking the archaeological team.

Because Chen Yibai stood in front of the eighth mural for a long time in a daze, the live broadcast camera also lingered on the eighth mural for a long time, so the netizens in the live broadcast room also had a heated discussion.

This mural is absolutely exquisite! We should cut it down and put it in a museum...

One has to admire the carving skills of the ancients. If you hadn't seen it with your own eyes, who could imagine that this was a purely hand-carved work from thousands of years ago!

I know that the dragon in this mural is the Zhulong, which is recorded in the "Classic of Mountains and Seas, Great Wilderness North Classic"...

[Look at the person standing on Zhulong's shoulder, especially the sword he's holding, doesn't he look like Captain Chen?]

Suddenly, someone posted this comment in the live stream, and the topic immediately became the subject of heated discussion again.

【Wow! Now that you mention it, it really does look alike!】

"Yes, I felt like I recognized that person. Aside from the blurry face, he looks just like Captain Chen!"

[It's chilling to think about! Did the ancients know thousands of years ago that Commander Chen would come here?]

[I'm an archaeology professor, I know the answer to this question. The ancients were skilled in divination and had the ability to foresee the future. There's a mural depicting a sacrificial divination ceremony in front of us. The divination result must indicate that Commander Chen would have come here thousands of years ago...]

[What utter nonsense! This is definitely a coincidence. The person in the mural arrived riding a dragon, while Captain Chen clearly came by plane!]

The dragon depicted in the mural is not a real dragon; it may be a metaphor suggesting that those who come here have some connection with the dragon.

For example, someone with the bloodline of the Candle Dragon!

Therefore, after this series of speculations, Chen Yibai is most likely convinced that the person in the last eighth mural refers to himself!

Ancient, mysterious rituals truly possessed the ability to foresee events thousands of years in advance!

This is a chilling thought; it seems that those so-called fortune telling and divination really do exist!

Chen Yibai was filled with surprise and shock, and a deep shock at that!

But upon closer examination, there seems to be a serious flaw in this.

The mural depicts the figure holding a crimson ancient sword and wearing crimson armor.

However, the crimson armor was actually damaged and scrapped in the Western Han imperial tombs, and he came 'naked'.

What does this mean?

This indicates that the outcome of the ritual deviated from the actual events!

Furthermore, the ancient Gu Kingdom, through sacrifices and divination, received guidance from the gods and believed themselves to be their 'saviors'. So how could they save them?

This brings us back to the blood vine coffin below.

The ancient Gu Kingdom had set up this scheme, waiting for them to enter the Blood Vine Coffin, and then, through the power of some kind of Gu technique, to resurrect the two-headed Gu King who had been buried in the golden coffin thousands of years ago.

This is most likely related to the Zhulong bloodline flowing in his veins.

But in the end, Yan Xuefei took her place in the Blood Vine Coffin.

Could this be a result of a deviation in the results of the sacrificial divination?

wrong!

The results of the sacrificial divination were actually not wrong!

It was his own rebirth that caused the sacrificial divination to go astray!

To put it simply, if one does not experience rebirth, the story will unfold according to the results of the sacrificial divination. First, one will enter the tomb of King Kang in Qishan, obtain King Kang's crimson ancient sword and crimson armor, and then go to the Western Han Dynasty imperial mausoleum in Qinling to obtain the God-Sealing Mystic Pearl.

Guided by the Divine Pearl, they arrived at the tomb of the Gu King and entered the Blood Vine Coffin to become a sacrifice for the 'awakening' of the Two-Headed Gu King.

However, he ended up being reborn, which led him to become a part-time online streamer in this world. He led an archaeological team into the tomb of King Kang of Qishan, but only obtained the Crimson Ancient Sword, not the Crimson Armor.

Yan Xuefei interfered again at the Qinling Western Han Dynasty tomb, stealing the Investiture of the Gods Pearl.

As a result, Yan Xuefei entered the Blood Vine Coffin under the guidance of the Divine Pearl!

As for why the Investiture of the Gods Pearl led us to this tomb of the Gu King, there is only one explanation left.

The Gu Chen Ancestor at the Western Han Dynasty Imperial Mausoleum in the Qinling Mountains was a priest who left the ancient Gu Kingdom and went to the north!

In this way, all the mysteries and doubts were solved.

This two-headed Gu King probably never dreamed that although his divination was very accurate, he failed to predict that he would be reborn, causing the events to go awry!

Their 'savior' has become Yan Xuefei, and they are about to become their annihilation!

Fortunately, Yan Xuefei had stolen the Divine Pearl from the Western Han Dynasty imperial tombs in the Qinling Mountains.

Otherwise, you'll be the one who gets into trouble.

After viewing all eight murals, Chen Yibai turned around and stared intently at the golden coffin in the very center of the Golden Hall.

It is now almost 100% certain that the creature lying in the golden coffin is the Two-Headed Gu King.

It's just unknown whether the Twin-Headed Gu King will be able to wake up again after the Zhulong bloodline he wanted was replaced with Yan Xuefei's ordinary bloodline.

Only by opening the coffin can this be confirmed.

The final answer lies within this golden coffin before us.

But before opening the coffin, Chen Yibai needed to do one more thing: take a white candle out of his backpack.

Humans light candles, ghosts blow them out, and when the rooster crows, the lamp goes out—don't touch the gold.

However, the candle that Chen Yibai lit before opening the coffin was not for predicting good or bad fortune, but simply to test in advance whether the spirit of the two-headed Gu King inside the golden coffin was still there.

After lighting the candle, Chen Yibai moved to the southeast corner of the Golden Hall and carefully placed the candle on the ground.

The candle flame was burning normally, and there was nothing unusual about it.

But just as Chen Yibai was about to stand up, the flame of the burning candle suddenly began to flicker strangely and crackle and explode outwards, as if gasoline had been poured on the flame. It burned brighter and brighter, and the originally normal flame burned higher and higher. The entire candle melted rapidly downwards in front of the naked eye.

This bizarre scene before his eyes truly baffled Chen Yibai, who had seen all sorts of things.

If you've ever seen a candle flame turn green, it means the tomb is filled with yin energy.

I've also seen candles blown out, which means the tomb owner didn't agree to have his things disturbed.

But this candle burned brighter and brighter after it was put down, which is something I've never seen before.

Why does this candle look like a lustful harlot whose fire has been stirred up?

[People light candles, ghosts blow them out, but why does this candle seem to be burning brighter and brighter?]

[Captain Chen, I know what "Ghost Blows Out the Light" means, but can you explain this specific situation?]

I'm a physics professor, this might be a kind of...

[Guards, please remove this physics professor! What kind of science are you talking about in Captain Chen's live stream?!]

[Yes, yes, yes! The guy upstairs is absolutely right, Captain Chen's livestream is the pinnacle of science!]