Ghost Blowing Lantern: Kunlun Palace

Author: Tianxia Baichang
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Publish Date: 2006-12-01
Features: Why is this a must-read novel? Legends of tomb raiders: secret arts, tombs, mythical creatures, and eerie phenomena; professionals in archaeology are crazy about it! "Dengxue" is trending. ★ 2006 "Top 10 Baidu Search Fiction Novel" ★ Thrilling, creating miracles, humorous, killing loneliness; ★ The eerie experiences of tomb raiders, experiencing Chinese-style tomb exploration, opening a mysterious exploration door; ★ Perfect ending, the lamp goes out, but people don’t scatter.
Ancient civilizations, lost treasures, mysterious tombs—what better elements can attract the audience's attention? Currently, a "tomb raiding economy" is rising worldwide. The American commercial blockbusters The Tomb Raider and Indiana Jones and the Raiders of the Lost Ark, as well as the classic video game Tomb Raider, have all achieved huge commercial success. These fictional "tombs" allow people to embark on thrilling, grand adventures in the comfort of cinemas or their homes, following the protagonists in movies or games, experiencing unprecedented excitement. Guigudengdeng is just such a series of written adventure stories. Three contemporary "gold-digging masters" use Feng Shui secrets to interpret the pulse of the world's major mountains and rivers, searching for the dragon towers and treasure halls lost deep in the earth. After all, those actions that hide dragons and tigers, overturn the sky and the earth, and turn the sea upside down are far from ordinary. In the strange and eerie underground world, the mysterious veil of history is being lifted layer by layer. Perfect ending, the lamp goes out, but people don’t scatter. Stay tuned for Tianxia Baichang’s self-narrated Guigudengdeng: All Revealed.
The story begins with a fragment of a family heirloom manuscript, telling the tale of three contemporary "gold-digging masters" who use Feng Shui secrets to interpret the pulse of the world's major mountains and rivers, searching for hidden dragon towers and treasure halls deep in the earth. After all, those actions that hide dragons and tigers, overturn the sky and the earth, and turn the sea upside down are far from ordinary. In the strange and eerie underground world, the mysterious veil of history is being lifted layer by layer.
"The person lights the candle, the ghost blows the lamp" is a secret of the Mochin sect, one of the four legendary tomb-raiding factions, meaning that before opening the coffin in an ancient tomb, a candle must be lit in the southeast corner. If the candle goes out, one must quickly retreat and take nothing. It is said to be a pact between the living and the dead passed down by the ancestors, handed down for millennia, and never broken.
A proverb goes: "The Fачу, Mochin symbol, Bānshān Xièlǐng Xunlóngjue; The person lights the candle, the ghost blows the lamp, Kānyú Dǎodǒu Mìxīngfēng; Mercury spots, Nǎng míngqì, Lónglóu Bǎodiàn qù wúshù; Yìn chén guān, Qīngtóng guǒ, Bāzì bù yìng mò jìnqián."
The story begins with a fragment of a family heirloom manuscript, telling the tale of three contemporary "gold-digging masters" who use Feng Shui secrets to interpret the pulse of the world's major mountains and rivers, searching for hidden dragon towers and treasure halls deep in the earth. After all, those actions that hide dragons and tigers, overturn the sky and the earth, and turn the sea upside down are far from ordinary. In the strange and eerie underground world, the mysterious veil of history is being lifted layer by layer.
How to solve the mystery of the Zichenzhu? All clues point to the Tibetan region. The Hong Kong antiques dealer Ming Shu hires Wu Baqiao and the other three "gold-digging masters" to search for the mythical glacier crystal corpse mentioned in the legend of King Gesar in Tibet.