Madame is as charming as a flower

Chapter 1281 Map of the Big Dipper.

"No wonder there are no tomb guards here. It turns out that there are yin and yang priests." Sang Ling kept frowning. No wonder she felt something was wrong when she came in. It turned out that there were no tomb guards.

Tomb keeper, as long as there is a tomb of emperors and nobles, there must be a tomb keeper guarding the tomb for him, in case disrespectful people break in and desecrate them.

The tomb guards usually choose ghosts, but although the yin energy in this ancient tomb is not low, the aura is brilliant, and there is no aura of ghosts.

She thought it was because King Xian felt that there were blood corpses here, so there was no tomb guard. It turned out that it was because there were yin and yang priests in the main tomb.

Fu Yuejun frowned slightly, and said in a cold tone, "I don't think this Yin-Yang priest is from the Qin and Han Dynasties, right? Xian Wang is from the Han Dynasty. How can the Yin-Yang priest be imprisoned here?"

According to Sang Ling's words, the existence of this Yin-Yang priest has a much longer history, and even appeared before the ancient Dian Kingdom was established, and the owner of the tomb was a person who left the Dian Kingdom that year.

Moreover, as the high priest of the Yi nationality, the spiritual power and spells must be far superior to those of the tribe. How could a small sacrifice to the king be able to imprison the high priest here for so many years?
"There is no epitaph of the owner of the tomb here, and I don't know what the situation is." Sang Ling stood up and looked around. This hall is indeed luxurious, and it is the standard of an emperor's tomb.

The tomb is surrounded by bronze burial objects from the Han Dynasty, and at the end of the coffin, there is a golden gold-threaded jade garment glowing with silver light. The dome of the tomb is also inlaid with dozens of bright night pearls, emitting a faint fluorescence. .

In the main tomb, there are usually murals or stone inscriptions to record the life of the owner of the tomb, but here, not to mention the murals, even the inscriptions are not seen.

Perhaps this King Xian did not describe his life story in the tomb because he was a member of the Yi nationality and was afraid of revealing too many secrets, which is also understandable.

However, Sang Ling always felt that some places were strange.

"I think that luminous pearl is quite valuable." Fu Yuejun looked at the dozen or so luminous pearls with a low smile. She had seen many luminous pearls, but she had never seen the luminous pearl of the Han Dynasty inlaid in the ancient tomb of the Yi nationality.

In any case, it will be worth more than those now.

"Since when did you become a money fan?"

A slight smile appeared on Jin Tingxiao's lips, and he reached out to rub her hair. He was a little surprised that Fu Yuejun was suddenly interested in this night pearl.

Fu Yuejun looked at the top of the tomb early in the morning, her face was covered by the light cast by the Ye Mingzhu, she chuckled: "It's not like being a fan of money, but I think the order in which the Ye Mingzhu is inlaid is a bit familiar."

Sang Ling shouted out suddenly: "The map of the Big Dipper!"

"Yes, it's the map of the Big Dipper, I said why it looks so familiar." Fu Yuejun nodded, and asked with some doubts: "However, I don't understand why King Xian wanted to inlay a map of the Big Dipper on the top of the tomb?"

What's the point of doing this?
Sang Ling stared at the pattern for a long time, and finally landed on the black coffin, with a cold voice: "Taoism emphasizes that the Big Dipper is the hub of good fortune, the ruler of humans and gods, it has the power of returning death to inject life, and the power of eliminating disasters and disasters." According to the ritual of fasting, it will prolong your life and bring you boundless blessings, so many emperors in ancient times would use copper coins to place the Big Dipper array on the soles of their feet or under their bodies after they died, to protect themselves and their descendants."

(End of this chapter)