Tomb raiding: Intercepting Yin Xinyue and building a family of immortals

Su Chen was surprised and looked up at the other person.

Golden Abacus?

Shouldn't he be on the banks of the Yellow River? Why is he in Shenyang?

Before Su Chen could figure it out, Jin Suanpan said seriously, "To find the dragon vein and divide the gold, look at the winding mountains; each winding mountain is a barrier!"

This sentence is the very first sentence of the novel "Mojin: The Lost Legend".

Su Chen: "If the gate is locked with a thousand locks, then surely a king or nobleman resides here!"

Upon hearing this, Jin Suanpan's eyes lit up. After a moment of contemplation, he continued, "Zhen Lian already possesses the qualities of Tan Lang, so he can rely on others rather than his own hands!"

"Stripping the dragon's bones and transforming it into nine pieces, this is the court of dukes, marquises, generals, and ministers!"

These two sentences are from the "Zhen Lian Xing" chapter of the "Dragon Seeking Secrets," which explains the course of the northern dragon veins.

It can be said that apart from the orthodox tomb raiders, no one else would understand these things.

really!

Jin Suanpan asked two questions and found that Su Chen could answer them fluently, so he had no more doubts.

He turned to the stall owner beside him and instructed him, "Go back first, and remember not to tell anyone about what happened tonight."

"Yes, Mr. Kim."

Having received guidance from the Golden Abacus, the stall owner now had money for medical treatment and held it in the utmost respect. He bowed respectfully as he left the dilapidated temple.

After he left, Jin Suanpan looked Su Chen up and down and said with a smile, "My master once said that there are only four tomb raiders left in this world, including himself and us four brothers. I didn't expect there to be a legacy left out!"

Su Chen said, "I only obtained the inheritance by chance and cannot be considered a true tomb raider."

"Come in with me."

Jin Suanpan shook his head, but said nothing, and simply turned and went back into the dilapidated temple.

Su Chen entered the temple and discovered that it was a hidden world inside.

It's clear that Jin Suanpan is a clean person; although the temple is dilapidated, it's kept very clean.

A short while later, he brought over a prayer mat and tossed it to Su Chen.

"Please make do with this seat; I'm also short of money right now."

Su Chen was somewhat surprised and asked curiously, "Senior, you are a tomb raider, how could you be short of money?"

The four brothers, Jin Suanpan and his fellow disciples, each possessed unique skills.

He could lack anything, but the fact that he lacked money was something Su Chen found hard to believe.

If Jin Suanpan wants to make money, he only needs to wander around the surrounding mountains and he can easily find several ancient tombs.

For example, the Liao Dynasty gold and silver inlaid hairpin in the hands of that stall owner was discovered only after Jin Suanpan pointed it out.

Jin Suanpan shook his head and explained, "When I finished my apprenticeship, my master told me to do more good deeds. Over the years, I have followed his teachings and haven't had much money to spare."

Upon hearing this, Su Chen couldn't help but feel a deep sense of respect.

but……

Judging from the actions of the four brothers, it is indeed so.

The eldest of the four, Flying Lion, is also known as Master Liaochen.

He had already seen through the illusions of the world and decided to become a monk.

Hearing of the curse of the Mountain Moving Sect, he still left the mountain and took Partridge Whistle as his disciple to help him find the Muchen Pearl.

Master Liaochen even died in the Blackwater City tomb in order to save Partridge Whistle.

There was also the third apprentice, Sun Guofu, who learned a great deal of skill from Zhang Sanlianzi, including knowledge of Yin and Yang. However, he lived a rather frugal life and never used his skills for evil; instead, he saved many lives. The most famous of these was Hu Bayi's grandfather, Hu Guohua!

That is, the youngest of the four disciples, Tie Motou. He came from the bandit world and was a ruthless person with blood on his hands before becoming a disciple.

However, while Tie Motou was ruthless to outsiders, he was extremely respectful to his fellow apprentices.

Later, he and his senior brother Chen went down into the tomb. The two accidentally fell into a trap, and Tie Motou died in the tomb in order to save Chen.

Zhang Sanlianzi possessed extraordinary abilities, and all the disciples he taught were kind-hearted.

It's much better than the bandits in the Unloading Ridge or Nine Gates factions, who are always killing, plundering, and fighting each other.

Although Su Chen could not do what Jin Suanpan did—giving away all his wealth and sacrificing himself for others.

But I still have respect for these kinds of people.

After the two introduced themselves, Jin Suanpan finally got down to business.

"Young man, are you looking for a Liao Dynasty tomb?"

Su Chen nodded and said, "It is the tomb of a Liao Dynasty imperial concubine. I have looked through the surrounding mountain range map. Wunü Mountain, Fenghuang Mountain, Shiren Peak, Wang'er Mountain, and Laohudongzi Mountain are the five most likely places to contain the tombs of kings, nobles, and generals."

"good."

Jin Suanpan nodded, a hint of appreciation in his eyes.

"You are so young, yet your mastery of the Dragon Seeking Technique is already quite high. I have been in Shenyang for almost half a year and have visited more than ten mountain ranges, but I have only just determined the location of this great tomb."

Upon hearing this, Su Chen was taken aback and subconsciously asked, "Senior, are you also searching for the tomb of the Liao Dynasty's Dowager Consort?"

"No, that's not it. I came to Shenyang to find the tomb of Emperor Taizu of the Liao Dynasty!"

"The tomb of Emperor Taizu of Liao?"

As Jin Suanpan spoke, he picked up an antique-looking thread-bound book from the incense table beside him.

Su Chen took the book and noticed the words "History of Liao" written on the title page.

He casually flipped through the book and on the third page, in the Annals of Emperor Taizu of Liao, he saw a line of notes.

"In the third year of the Divine Scripture, a black dragon descended from the sky on the banks of the Yang River. The dragon was five feet long. Emperor Taizu drew his bow and shot it, obtaining a set of dragon bones. For the next three years, the Yang River did not receive a drop of water. Emperor Taizu ordered people to build the Dragon-Shooting Temple on the banks of the Yang River to suppress the black dragon's resentment. On the day the temple was completed, sweet rain fell from the sky, and people praised it."

After reading this page of the Annals of Emperor Taizu of Liao, Su Chen's face showed surprise.

"Did Emperor Taizu of Liao really shoot down a real dragon?"

"do not know!"

Jin Suanpan shook his head and simply said, "Last year, I found the ruins of the Shelong Temple on the Mongolian grasslands, and inside I saw a mural depicting Emperor Taizu of Liao shooting a dragon."

"I don't know if there are real dragons in this world. But I noticed that in the mural, Emperor Taizu of Liao also obtained a Deer-Living Grass in addition to dragon bones!"

"Deer live grass?!"

Su Chen was astonished upon hearing this.

Just like Jin Suanpan said, no one knows whether there are real dragons in this world.

But Deer-living Grass is a real, miraculous plant that actually existed; the Crescent Hotel even auctioned one of them.

However, the Deer-living Grass auctioned by the Crescent Hotel was far from having the miraculous effects of legend.

Legend has it that the Deer-Reviving Grass is a herb brought back to life by a white deer carrying it in its beak, and it has the miraculous effect of reviving the dead and restoring flesh to bones.

"Yes, I came to Shencheng for the Deer-living Grass. Legend has it that within a radius of several feet around the Deer-living Grass, the medicinal aroma is so strong that even a seriously ill person can recover completely in three to five days."

Su Chen pondered for a long time, but finally couldn't hold back his doubts and asked.

"Deer antler grass is good, but what I'm looking for is the tomb of a Liao Dynasty imperial concubine!"

For Su Chen, the system tasks were more important.

Completing system tasks, obtaining various treasure chests, and enhancing the strength of your clan are more important.

If a clan can reach level seven or eight, its members can probably achieve immortality, so why would they need deer venom grass?

Jin Suanpan smiled faintly and explained, "There are not many imperial concubines in the Liao Dynasty. In more than two hundred years, there have only been two... One of them was a concubine of Emperor Taizu of Liao, Yelü Abaoji, a woman from the Xiao family. Although she was granted the title of imperial concubine, she was quickly defeated in the power struggle with the empress dowager and was sent to be buried alive with the emperor."

"Another concubine fell in love with a slave, which was a disgrace to the Liao royal family. She was eventually expelled from the royal family and was not even buried. After her death, she was only given a shroud."

Unlike the brute force of the Southern School of tomb raiders, the tomb raiders, known as the "Tomb Raiders," were all well-versed in classical texts and historical anecdotes.

Upon hearing this, Su Chen couldn't help but admire Jin Suanpan. He estimated that Jin Suanpan had thoroughly studied the entire history of the Liao Dynasty in order to excavate the tomb of Emperor Taizu of Liao.