Zong Tomb: Starting from Huangpizi Tomb

After a long while, Professor Sun finally said: "It doesn't matter. My original purpose of coming here was to destroy Dixian Village. It doesn't matter whether I live or die."

When the fat man heard this, he immediately felt angry, and then he pointed at Professor Sun and cursed: "You stinky old man, why didn't I criticize you to death at the beginning? You are fine. If we weren't here, Lao Bai, how could we have done it?" Let’s just explain it here, you’re free now, have you thought about our feelings?”

Upon hearing this, Professor Sun opened his mouth, but no words came out in the end.

Bai Jing ignored this and said directly: "Okay, let's move on. Don't forget the purpose of our coming here."

After saying that, Bai Jing took the lead and walked to the front.

When the others saw this, they quickly followed.

The fat man pointed at Professor Sun, and then followed Bai Jing's pace.

Seeing that several people had left, Professor Sun quickly followed. No matter what, it was their ancestors' wish to destroy the ancient tombs in Dixian Village. He wanted to see it all with his own eyes, even if he was about to die.

They saw everyone walking along the winding tomb passage and soon came to a high tomb chamber. This tomb chamber was only slightly smaller than the coffin hall that everyone passed before.

This tomb is built with the idea of ​​a "round sky and a square earth", and the murals on the walls are relatively well preserved and appear to have not been damaged. Looking at the characters in the murals, each one has a thin waist and a long body, and they are all dressed in strange makeup. , the key is that these people are much taller than ordinary people.

The main hall is embedded in a cliff underground, running through several ancient stone canals carved into blue dragons. There are also hidden springs in these stone canals, which seem to lead underground water to the periphery of the ancient tomb.

These underground springs are surging, and the water is not small. Behind the ancient canal where Canglong spits water, there is a cave. This cave was dug along the water veins of the underground river. Its trend is winding and undulating, and you can hear the sound between the two walls. It's all the sound of rushing water.

The group passed through the main hall, and then walked along a corridor for several hundred meters. They came to an underground rift valley with obvious traces of artificial creation.

When everyone arrived, Professor Sun suddenly stepped forward and stopped everyone from moving forward. According to Professor Sun, according to the ancient burial system, this should be the main entrance to the tomb of King Wuyang.

After entering the tomb from here, there may be many mechanisms. The most important thing is that this just corresponds to the map of Wuhou Hidden Soldiers in the Guanshan Zhimei map mentioned in the ghost voice that everyone heard before.

This "Picture of the Hidden Soldiers of Marquis Wu" is known as the ancestor of ancient weapons. The entire mechanism requires irrigation power to be activated.

These driving forces were different throughout the dynasties. In the Qin Dynasty, there was mercury, while in the Tang Dynasty, there was wind and wood. During the Song Dynasty, underground rivers were used. Combined with the fact that there are underground rivers on both sides of the valley, Professor Sun asserted , there must be many mechanisms in this ancient tomb.

Immediately, Professor Sun suggested: "We might as well try to move forward. Although these corridors are complicated, we can't escape the trajectory of the mechanism. As long as we master the trajectory, we can avoid traps and dangers."

Bai Jing expressed non-committal, but Hu Bayi nodded in agreement. Seeing this, Bai Jing did not refute anything. Everyone just followed Professor Sun's opinion and the group continued to move forward.

In this way, the group of people walked for about a few minutes. There was a turn in this straight tomb passage. After the group of people turned the corner, the terrain became wider, and in the depressions of the walls, there were rows of bricks. There are countless bright red brick buildings.

However, after everyone calmed down and looked at it, they realized that these were not made of stone bricks. It was clear that each brick was a stone coffin the size of a palm. Seeing this scene, everyone in the group was stunned. After a rough look, the number here was probably no less than tens of thousands.

Everyone looked at the small coffins and found that these small coffins were engraved with different marks, and each one was different.

There are stars, hexagrams, five elements, six people, etc. on it, which are all taken from a symbol in ancient magic as a mark.

Some coffins are even engraved with "earth" on their lids, while others are engraved with "water", which can be said to be too numerous to mention. Some of them are inscribed with the words "Insects and Fishes", and some are painted with graphics.

When the fat man saw this scene, he asked strangely: "What does Feng Shigu want to do by burying so many small coffins here?"

After hearing this, Professor Sun stepped forward to take a look, then shook his head and said, "This must be Feng Shigu's handiwork, but these coffins may not be made by him."

Upon hearing this, the fat man was stunned for a moment, and then asked: "What does this mean? Do you know the origin of these coffins?"

The fat man looked at Professor Sun sideways. Ever since he fell out with him just now, he was no longer as polite to Professor Sun as before.

Professor Sun didn't pay attention to the fat man's tone and said directly: "I have seen a relevant document in the archives before. In the late Qing Dynasty, a group of foreigners plundered and defrauded many of our country's antiques in the Bashan Shu River. , but this matter was discovered by the government, and a large number of cultural relics were finally seized.

Later, the officials found the ancient tomb through oral confessions. There were tens of thousands of small coffins hidden in the ancient tomb, but there was nothing in these small coffins. When they were opened, they only saw pitch black. Bloodstains.

The officials at that time were worried that there was some ominous monster sealed in the coffin, and if it was ordered to be destroyed, it might cause disaster, so they directly ordered the mountain to be sealed and buried.

As for the land of Bashu, witchcraft has been prevalent here since ancient times, and naturally a lot of mysterious culture has been left behind. And because it was greatly influenced by the three generations of "Xia, Shang, and Zhou" in the Central Plains, the world believes that in the Wushan Mountains There is a "god" buried there.

Therefore, according to the local custom of witchcraft, after death, the same "organs" are taken, hidden in a small sarcophagus, and then buried in a cave to support the gods.

Therefore, there are many areas named after "coffins" in the land of Bashu. If we trace their origins, I am afraid that these coffins should be objects left by ancient Shu, but they were dug out by the ancient thieves and enshrined here. "

Upon hearing this, Bai Jing just glanced at Professor Sun and said nothing.

Before the Ming Dynasty, Guanshan Taibao was called Coffin Mountain Taibao, not without reason.

They robbed too many ancient tombs and took away the things in the tombs, so they got the name Coffin Mountain Taibao.

It's not certain whether these things were stolen by Feng Shigu, but what is certain is that these things must have been stolen by Guanshan Taibao. (End of chapter)