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Deren Lama (Title)

**Deren Lama (Title)** is a title given to every generation of lama at the Jila Temple. The tradition started at the beginning of the temple. The tradition stopped when the last Deren Lama died. The last Deren Lama was supposed to record the secret Zhang Qiling held after he came down from the mountain.

## References

1. ↑ 1.0 1.1 Tibetan Sea Flower, Chapter 9
Daomu Biji Stage Play III: Heavenly Palace

**Daomu Biji Stage Play III: Heavenly Palace** is a stage play based on part of *Volume 2* and *Volume 3* of the novel series Daomu Biji. It was first performed on July 11, 2015.

## Synopsis

It tells the story of a group of people including Wu Xie, Chen Pi from The Mystic Nine, who went to the Heavenly Palace on the Clouds to explore the secrets.
Chapter 16 (Restart)

**Chapter 16** is the sixteenth chapter of the novel *Restart (Chong Qi).* The chapter is untitled.

## Synopsis

Wu Xie, Qiling, and Pangzi were back home along with all of Uncle Two's men. Pangzi tried to leave Wu Xie and Uncle Two to talk alone, but Uncle Two demanded to talk to Qiling about Uncle Three. Qiling shook his head and left. Wu Xie had to calm his uncle who couldn't tolerate the other's disrespect towards him. The two of them spoke alone and Uncle Two thought that the Yang Family's tomb was a place Uncle Three would leave things related to thunder. The murals looked to be from the Song dynasty, while the sarcophagus looked to be from the Han dynasty. Uncle Two suggested they needed to find the South Sea's Falling Cloud Country in Wuping for the South Sea King's Tomb. The South Sea King’s tomb couldn't be found using the usual methods, so Uncle Two found an expert in Beijing.

## Characters

* Wu Xie
* Wang Pangzi
* Zhang Qiling
* Wu Erbai
* Jin Wantang (mentioned)
* Yang Daguang (mentioned)
* South Sea King (mentioned)

## Location

* Rain Village
* South Sea's Falling Cloud Country (mentioned)
* South Sea King's Tomb (mentioned)
Daomu Biji: Private Picture Book Grand Finale (Comic)

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## Daomu Biji: Private Picture Book Grand Finale

### Publisher

Wanjuan Publishing Company (万卷出版公司)

**Daomu Biji: Private Picture Book Grand Finale (Comic)** is a Chinese comic based on the characters from the Daomu Biji novel series. This book is a continuation of Daomu Biji: Private Picture Book (Comic).

## Synopsis

Twenty years ago, there was a disaster, an archeological team, a sunken ship, and a coffin...

Twenty years later, there is an adventure, a person's mysterious background, a group of people, and a pool of seawater...

The adventure never stops. What will they discover at the bottom of the sea? When the mystery of that person's background is gradually revealed, what is the answer? Does nobody know what is hidden at the bottom of the sea? When they come into contact with the truth, are they willing to believe it? Or will they choose to leave?
Daomu Biji Stage Play IV: Snake Marsh Ghost City

**Daomu Biji Stage Play IV: Snake Marsh Ghost City** is a stage play based on *Volume 5* of the novel series Daomu Biji. It was first performed on July 26, 2019.

As of January 2024, the stage play is still performing.

## Synopsis

It tells the story of Wu Xie going to Golmud Sanatorium to explore the mystery of the videotape.

## Cast

* Xie Zichen (谢子辰), Liu Mu (刘牧), Du Guangyi (杜光禕) as Wu Xie
* Gu Yihao (顾易浩), Su Hang (苏航) as Zhang Qiling
* Wang Jinxuan (王金轩), Fu Xiang (付翔), Wang Meng (王萌) as Wang Pangzi
* Shao Qifeng (邵啟锋) as Hei Yanjing
* Liu Baichen (刘柏辰) as Wu Sanxing
* Zhu Lin (朱琳), Bai Biyao (白壁瑶) as Chen Wenjin
* An Ning (安宁), Lu Yuting (陆媜婷) as Ning
* Gu Kai (股凯) as Pan Zi
* Qin Yuge (秦羽歌) as Forbidden Woman

## References

1. ↑ Sina Finance, 大麦网“麦香计划”再添力作 《盗墓笔记4》8月1日首映 (July 12, 2019)
2. ↑ File:Stage IV Cast.jpeg
3. ↑ This cast list is not exhaustive.
Black Water Corpse Jar

**Black Water Corpse Jar** is the twenty-fourth chapter in the novel *The Mystic Nine (Lao Jiu Men)*.

## Synopsis

Yushui Hehuan is a Feng Shui array that was used to find bodies that were buried in the mud after earthquakes, or to find people who had drowned in deep pools of water. Ba Ye believed the array was set up by the Qi Family expert to look for corpses. The method for setting up this array involved throwing the red thread into a deep pool of water. If the expert threw the red thread into the corpse jar, then he should have found the body he was looking for.

Lieutenant Zhang jumped on the corpse jars in the black water to reach Ba Ye. With Ba Ye on Lt. Zhang's back he carried the other over the corpse jars to follow the red thread. The thread led into a corpse jar. The corpse jar was empty but there was a grave robbers' tunnel going all the way down. The red thread stretched deep into the dark tunnel. Ba Ye threw down some flares and could see a railroad track at the bottom of the tunnel.

## Characters

* Qi Tiezui
* Lieutenant Zhang

## Location

* Changsha Mountains
	+ Taoist Temple
Grave Robbery Note 8 (Comic)

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## Grave Robbery Note 8

### Publisher

Zhejiang Literature and Art Publishing House (浙江文艺出版社)

**Grave Robbery Note 8 (Comic)** is a Chinese comic book based on part of *Volume 1* in the Daomu Biji novel series. This novel is the eighth book in the Grave Robbery Note Comic series.

In 2023, the comic was translated into English online under the title *Grave Robbers' Chronicles* on Bilibili Comics.

## Synopsis

What happened to Wu Sanxing twenty years ago has happened again! I knew this situation would happen, but I didn't prepare well enough in advance. And with Zhang Qiling's presence at that time, can I really believe what he said? How should we respond to the ever-present danger?

## Chapters

* Chapter 6: Disappearing Room (消失的房间)
* Chapter 7: Golden Silk Nanmu Coffin (金丝楠木棺)
* Chapter 8: Corpse Incubator Coffin (养气藏尸)
* Chapter 9: Wang Zanghai (汪臧海)
* Chapter 10: Road to Heaven (通天之路)
Daomu Biji Comic 4: Angry Sea, Hidden Sands (Final)

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## Daomu Biji Comic 4: Angry Sea, Hidden Sands (Final)

### Publisher

Putian Publishing House (普天出版社)

**Daomu Biji Comic 4: Angry Sea, Hidden Sands (Final)** is a Chinese comic book based on part of *Volume 1* in the Daomu Biji novel series. This comic is the fourth and final book in the Daomu Biji Comic: Concept Art House Series.

## Synopsis

海斗深处，骇人的怪物张开了染血的利爪。

与之同时，潜伏了数十年的阴谋，终于全面启动。

逐步深入凶险诡谲的沉船墓，谁是心怀鬼胎的幕后黑手，谁是真正值得信赖的伙伴？

盗墓家族、国际打捞公司，双方争逐的是价值连城的陪葬品，还是……某种更珍贵的「宝藏」?

探险的终点，揭露出人意表的真相！

南派三叔最新力作，全新的漫画剧情，绝对和小说版本不一样!
Daomu Biji Comic: Seven Star Lu Palace (Prologue)

**Daomu Biji Comic: Seven Star Lu Palace (Prologue)** is a Chinese comic book based on part of *Volume 1* in the Daomu Biji novel series. This comic is the first novel in the Daomu Biji Comic: Concept Art House Series.

## Synopsis

Nanpai Sanshu recreated the exquisite comic version of Daomu Biji drawn by famous CAH artists.
Inner and Outer Coffins

**Inner and Outer Coffins** is the twenty-third chapter in the novel *Cavern of the Blood Zombies*.

## Synopsis

Wu Xie couldn't turn away from the fox's gaze but his thoughts were clear as the taste from bitter liquid became stronger. Wu Xie thought it was offering its protection. Uncle Three attempted to come over and Wu Xie tried to warn them but couldn't speak. He tried to make a gun gesture so that Pan Zi could shot the head of the fox. Pan Zi understood the signal and shot it but the liquid from the corpse splashed all over Wu Xie and got into his mouth. Uncle Three ran over towards to see if he was okay.

Wu Xie set off a mechanism that revealed a huge hole in the tree that was behind the stone platform. Inside the hole was a bronze coffin fixed in place with chains that had been attached to a tree branch. Uncle Three noted that there should be an inner and outer coffin. They also realized they needed a way to get out and rubbed tianxin rock dust on themselves to repel the vines. Wu Xie began to worry about Qiling but realized that he is probably better off than himself. Inside the hole was a bronze coffin fixed in place with chains that had been attached to a tree branch. The coffin started to shake with a muffled noise coming from inside.

## Characters

* Wu Xie
* Wang Pangzi
* Uncle Three
* Pan Zi
* Big Kui
* Zhang Qiling (mentioned)

## Location

* Seven Star Palace
	+ Main Chamber
Buried Tree Devil

**Buried Tree Devil** is a Chinese animation based on the Daomu Biji novel *Bronze Tree of Death* by Xu Lei. The show premiered April 4, 2021.

## Synopsis

After the adventures in the Seven Star Palace and the underwater Xisha Tomb, Wu Xie returns home to Hangzhou. He gets a call from Lao Yang who tells him of an adventure in the Qinling mountains and invites Wu Xie to join him in going back. All the while, Zhang Qiling is secretly helping Wu Xie.

## Characters

* Teng Xin as Wu Xie
* Yao Lei as Lao Yang
* Chang Rong Shan as Forbidden Woman
* Kong Yin as Lao Biao
* Chen Jia Shu as Wu Xie (child)

## Divergences

* In the *Bronze Tree of Death*, Zhang Qiling does not make an appearance.

## External Links

* Weibo (social media)
* WeTV (streaming)
* Tencent's Website (streaming)
* Tencent's YouTube (streaming)
Fifty Years Later...

**Fifty Years Later...** is the second chapter in the novel *Cavern of the Blood Zombies*.

## Synopsis

Wu Xie is in his shop reading about the dart summit in his grandfather's journal when a then unknown man walks into the store asking about a Warring States Silk Book. The man says that Lao Yang recommended Wu Xie to him. After some resistance Wu Xie reluctantly agreed to help him. The man took out a photocopy of a silk volume from his pocket which Wu Xie believed to be a counterfeit made a few dynasties after the original had been created. The man was disappointed and left but accidentally left the silk volume with Wu Xie. Wu Xie was about to leave his shop to look for him but noticed that the silk volume had something imprinted on it, a foxlike face of a man. He then got his digital camera and took pictures of the volume before the man came back to retrieve it.

Wu Xie's third uncle, Wu Sanxing, sent a text in code saying a new shipment had arrived and that it was an exceptional item. Wu Xie drove over to his uncle's place to see the item and talk about the pictures he had taken of the silk volume. However, he was too late as a young man was carrying away the ancient weapon. Wu Xie and his uncle settled down and spoke of Wu Xie's encounter with the strange man from the shop. He also showed him the photos he took of the silk volume and Sanxing recognized it as a map of the ancient tombs.

## Characters

* Wu Xie
* Man from the shop
* Wang Meng
* Wu Sanxing
* Young Man with the ancient weapon
* Lao Yang (mentioned)
Goldthread Incense Burner

**Goldthread Incense Burner** is an artifact that increases HP, DEF, and Multi CRIT DMG.

## Profile

A priceless Tang Dynasty artifact, a gold and silver ball that can be opened into two halves. The upper part of the incense burner is made from silver wires as fine as human hair and is incredibly delicate. Even more impressive is the internal mechanism, which includes a hemispherical incense bowl, central axis, and mobile rings which stabilize the burning incense while the wearer is walking, an ingenious design without rival in the world at that time.

## Soulfuse

Soulfusing increases HP, DEF, and Multi CRIT DMG.

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Chen Wenjin

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## Current Status

### Status

Alive

**Chen Wenjin** **(陈文锦)** is a member of the Xisha Archeological Team and former lover of Wu Sanxing.

Wu Xie suspects Chen Wenjin is Chen Pi's daughter.

## Relationships

### Wu Sanxing

Chen Wenjin and Wu Sanxing met while robbing a tomb. They had been together for five years and earned the nickname "The Condor Heroes" based on the main protagonists of a wuxia novel. She would search for dragon acupoints while he would search the surrounding soil for the tomb’s location.

## History

### Zhang Family Tomb

In 1976, Chen Wenjin led an archeological team to explore the Zhang Family Tomb in Banai. Besides Chen Wenjin and Huo Ling, it's not clear who all in the second generation of the Mystic Nine went. The team was organized by an unknown force, related to "It," to place a coffin in the Zhang family tomb.

In 1978, the team found the place they were looking for and began their mission. While Chen Wenjin, Huo Ling, and some unspecified others were exploring underground, Pan Ma killed the members of the team up top. Chen Wenjin, Huo Ling, and some unspecified others were exploring underground at the time and had survived the incident. When Chen Wenjin and Huo Ling returned aboveground, they found that Xie Jiuye's people had replaced their former team.

The people that replaced them were wearing face masks in order to create the illusion that the original team never died. The real Chen Wenjin and Huo Ling managed to escape and fled to Banai, but it's not explained how they got away.

### Xisha Underwater Tomb

The real Huo Ling and Chen Wenjin used secret orders that had been faked to transfer the fake Huo Ling and Wenjin to Changbai Mountain and mixed themselves into the fake archaeological team. Chen Wenjin sought ought Wu Sanxing to gain his help and he then joined the team.

While Chen Wenjin and her team explored the undersea tomb they lost consciousness and woke up at the Golmud Sanatorium. They were kept prisoners there for some time and discovered they had ingested a capsule of immortality that was slowly changing their biology.

## References

1. ↑ Volume 7, Chapter 17
2. ↑ 2.0 2.1 Volume 1, Chapter 30
3. ↑ 3.0 3.1 Volume 8, Chapter 82
4. ↑ 4.0 4.1 4.2 4.3 4.4 Volume 8, Chapter 81
Liu Sang (Time Raiders)

**Liu Sang** is a character and attack companion in the game, *Time Raiders*. He is based on the character of the same name from the *Daomu Biji* novel series sequel.

Liu Sang is a young tomb raider with a mysterious background. He is able to locate things with his sharp ears and he idolizes Zhang Qiling.

## Companion Skills

### Main Skill

Liu Sang's main skill is Keen Ears. Keen Ears deals 260% or more DMG to the target and inflicts an Imprint that lasts 3s, increasing the target's DMG received by at least 1%.

 2 stars
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### Passive Skill

Liu Sang's passive skill is Wise Brute. Wise Brute, when the companion is deployed, lets the companion inherit 3% of the player character's ATK.

## References

1. ↑ File:Liu Sang Time Raiders Intro.png
Eight Immortals Porcelain Bowl

**Eight Immortals Porcelain Bowl** is an artifact that increases a player's Min ATK, Max ATK, and Deadly CRIT.

## Profile

Blue and white porcelain is a major subclass of Chinese colored ceramics. The porcelain is first painted and then fired at high [temperatures] to achieve a perfectly transparent glaze, in a true test of materials, painting, and firing technique First seen during the Tang and Song dynasties, blue and white porcelain became increasingly fashionable under the Ming Dynasty. Though small in size, this bowl is richly adorned with images of the Eight Immortals crossing the sea. The composition is unrestrained and delicately shaded, demonstrating the artistic and technical ability of the potters responsible for this masterpiece of blue and white porcelain.

## Star Up

Starring up increases Min ATK and Max ATK.

## Soulfuse

Soulfusing increases Min ATK, Max ATK, and Deadly CRIT.

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Immortality

The pill of immortality in The Lost Tomb 2

**Immortality** is a subject that comes up frequently in *Daomu Biji* and its sequels. Perfect immortality, that is immortality without horrible side effects, does not exist in *Daomu Biji*.

## History

### Ancient Times

People in ancient times often went looking for the Mountain of Immortals. They wanted to shed their earthly skin, *i.e.*, their corpses, and become immortal by cultivating. The corpses the immortals left behind were often very old but didn't rot for a long time.

## Pill of Immortality (丹药)

The pill of Immortality was first discovered in the Dart Summit by Wu Sanxing and Wu Laogou's older brother.

The pills are made from the powder of the bronze meteorite and contain a hibernating corpse-eater king. If a person swallows the pill, they will enter a corpse-like state. The meteorite powder limits the extreme toxicity of the corpse-eater kings in the blood so that the bugs can drill into people’s brains and secrete a toxin. But the toxins that are released still have horrible side effects and can slowly turn the person into monsters like the forbidden woman, blood zombie, or sea monkey.

The corpse-eater kings' toxin can be slowed by the jade armor. If the jade armor is wrapped around their body, the toxin secretion slows so the person will slowly change over time. According to the legends, after the corpse-eater king dies in two thousand years, the person can leave the jade armor. The toxins that are left in the blood can repel insects and enable people to live a long time.

However, if the person is dragged out of the jade armor before the two thousand years were up and the corpse-eater king wasn’t dead, then the bug would wake up and all the toxins would be released at once. The person’s skin would instantly be covered in blisters and they would become a blood zombie.

## References

1. ↑ Sand Sea, Chapter 143
2. ↑ 2.0 2.1 Ten Years Later, Chapter 29
3. ↑ 3.0 3.1 3.2 3.3 3.4 3.5 Restart, Chapter 221
Bronze Dragon Bowl

**Bronze Dragon Bowl** is an artifact that increases a player's Min ATK, Max ATK, and DMG Bonus vs Monster.

## Profile

A bronze bowl with fine rim, deep sides, tapered base and two handles, one on each side. The bowl has a flared stem with central speckled band and a decorative base. Simple and generous in design, the rim and sides of the bowl are covered in a wave-like pattern and the stem is decoratively engraved. Bronze bowls emerged in the Late Shang Dynasty and were widely employed by the Western Zhou period. Originally used for ritual purposes, bronze bowls were increasingly being used to serve food by the Eastern Zhou Dynasty. After the Warring States period, bronze bowls became less common. More expensive and elaborate than regular ceramic bowls, bronze bowls were symbols of wealth and status.

## Star Up

Starring up increases Min ATK and Max ATK.

## Soulfuse

Soulfusing increases Min ATK, Max ATK, and DMG Bonus vs Monster.

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Golden Crow Drum

**Golden Crow Drum** is an artifact that increases a player's HP, DEF, and Multi CRIT.

## Profile

This bronze drum is decorated with concentric circles, between which are found cloud patterns and lightning motifs. At the center of the drum, there is a golden sun, surrounded by Hornless Dragons and Flying Bird motifs. The whole thing is highly refined and a ritual object of great rarity.

## Soulfuse

Soulfusing increases HP, DEF, and Multi CRIT.

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Jade Qilin Seal (Game)

**Jade Qilin Seal** is an artifact in the game *Time Raiders* that increases a player's Min ATK, Max ATK, and Multi CRIT DMG.

## Profile

A jade seal with a majestic Qilin design, highly detailed and lifelike with terrifying creatures underfoot, a triumph of the art of jade carving. The vivid representations of demons on the piece reflect the strong belief in supernatural beings at the time of its manufacture and are considered of great archeological significance.

## Star Up

Starring up increases Min ATK and Max ATK.

## Soulfuse

Soulfusing increases Min ATK, Max ATK, and Multi CRIT DMG.

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Dragon Veins

**Dragon Veins** are used in Feng Shui as energy lines that run throughout China. They start in the clouds, run through the mountains, and eventually end in some kind of landscape like water.

## Wang Zanghai

Wang Zanghai hid the bronze fish in tombs that ran along a particular dragon vein. The head being the Heavenly Palace on the Clouds while the tail is the Xisha Undersea Tomb.
Bronze Phoenix

**Bronze Phoenix** is an artifact that increases a player's HP, DEF, and Deadly RES.

## Profile

Cast metal phoenix, compromised of two parts, the upper section being a proud and upright phoenix and the lower section a pedestal with three levels. The phoenix has round eyes and long beak, with long, cruled feathers, a slender neck with rings on the middle and lower parts, two wings and a luxuriant tail. The tips of the wings open like flowers and the tail is curved, fan-like and beautiful. The contours of the bird's body are accentuated with fine furrows, and it stands upon two column-shaped legs with trapezoidal feet, which are connected to the base. The sides of the pedestal are ringed by a storm cloud design. The base is well proportioned and perfectly square. Ancient peoples revered strange beasts. Shang and Zhou nobles commonly commissioned bronze articles in the shape of birds. This one is cast in the form of a phoenix and judging from its base was placed in a prominent position and functioned as a symbol of the owner's high social status.

## Soulfuse

Soulfusing increases HP, DEF, and Deadly RES.

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Lotus Porcelain Bowl

**Lotus Porcelain Bowl** is an artifact that increases a player's HP, DEF, and Lethal RES.

## Profile

A fine porcelain bowl in the shape of a lotus flower with broad rim, shallow sides, and shor round base. Made from white porcelain with a red underglaze, the rim of the bowl is decorated with a sweeping branch and mushroom motif, and the outside is divided by parallel upper and lower lines. The inside surface is embellished with twelve branches o coiling foliage, with leaves running along the edge. The porcelain has a stable glaze and is very thin. It has a large internal capacity and is an excellent example of Yuan Dynasty red glazed ware. Well-preserved and of exceptional value.

## Soulfuse

Soulfusing increases DEF, HP, and Lethal RES.

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**The Copper Key** was first discovered by Wu Xie in the mouth of a female corpse interred in the Seven Star Palace tomb. The key is made with copper and is insetted with a dark green pearl.

The key can prevent a corpse from decaying and the pearl is connected to the Bronze Door.

## History

The key was placed inside a female corpse's mouth. A very thin golden silk thread was tied around the key and went all the way down her throat. It connected to a crossbow inside her corpse. Once the thread was pulled, the crossbow inside her corpse would be triggered and would kill whoever was nearby. This type of trap was from the Shang dynasty. The gold thread could be pulled out but not twisted. Wu Xie was able to carefully disable the trap by pinching the thread with his fingernails until it broke.

The key prevented the female corpse in the Seven Star Lu Palace from decaying. Once the key was removed from her mouth, her corpse decayed immediately.

The key fit perfectly in the purple-and gold box’s keyhole. Wu Xie didn't open the box with the key because he was worried there was something dangerous inside. Wu Xie eventually lost the key and it's likely Zhang Qiling took the key in the chaos.

Zhang Qiling placed the key in the nasal cavity of Chen Pi Ah Si's corpse. Chen Pi's corpse was trapped in the Heavenly Palace tomb. Zhang Qiling placed the key there and wrote “If future generations come here and find my body, take half of my nasal bone. Heaven and earth are within it, so you may be able to obtain karma” on a nearby boulder. Zhang Qiling left the message for Wu Xie, so that when he came fulfilled their ten year promise, Wu Xie could easily find the Bronze Door with the key.

When Wu Xie went to the Heavenly Palace tomb to retrieve Zhang Qiling, he saw the text and attempted to break Chen Pi's nasal bone. Wu Xie managed to split open Chen Pi's face. When he reached in, he felt a ring connected to a copper wire leading to Chen Pi's nasal cavity. He pulled on the wire and the copper key was connected at the end. As soon as Wu Xie did this, Chen Pi's body rotted and collapsed.

Wu Xie thought the dark green pearl looked similar to the Bronze Door. He realized the key pointed towards the direction of the Bronze Door. He then used the key to find the Bronze Door.

## References

1. ↑ Cavern of the Blood Zombies, Chapter 20; Volume 1, Chapter 20
2. ↑ 2.0 2.1 Ten Years Later, Chapters 31-32
3. ↑ 3.0 3.1 3.2 3.3 3.4 3.5 Cavern of the Blood Zombies, Chapter 22; Volume 1, Chapter 22
4. ↑ Ten Years Later, Chapter 31 (Wu Xie: "I had seen this key in the Seven Star Lu Palace...Did Little Brother take this key in the chaos and give it to Chen Pi Ah Si?").
5. ↑ 5.0 5.1 5.2 Ten Years Later, Chapter 31
6. ↑ Ten Years Later, Chapter 29
7. ↑ 7.0 7.1 Ten Years Later, Chapter 30
8. ↑ 8.0 8.1 Ten Years Later, Chapter 32
Princess Oriana (Felix The Cat)

Princess Oriana is a princess from Felix the Cat: The Movie. She rules the kingdom of Oriana, which is where she got her name. She was betrayed by the Aristocrat Grumper when the Cylinders led by Master Cylinder and the Duke of Zill attacked. She was enslaved by Wack Lizardi, one of the duke of Zill's most high-ranking minions (beside Master Cylinder). When she along with Felix the Cat were escaping, Wack Lizardi's Living Circus Whip tried to trap them again but failed. She escaped the Head-Hunters, and was returned to her kingdom, thanks to Felix. Her first and only appearance was in Felix the Cat: The Movie.

## Appearance

She is a tall woman with chest-length blonde hair, blue eyes and wears a frilly white ruffled medium-sleeved ankle-length dress trimmed with red and pink with yellow spots and a blue gem at the center of the collar.

## Personality

While friendly and benevolent, she is extremely dimwitted, having disbanded the nation's entire army despite there being a known threat against the kingdom, believing she need only rely on the people to fight back. This of course, failed. She then tried to use the Dimensional Shifter to escape, which she also could have used to defeat her uncle a long time ago.

## Abilities

She has magical tears capable of becoming sentient and performing tasks when she is in desperate need.
Houzi

**Houzi (猴子)** is one of Wu Laogou's dogs. He was named after one of the characters in *Journey to the West*. He was a black dog.

## History

Houzi saved a village when Zhang Qishan was fighting bandits. Houzi ended up dying and the villagers ended up eating him. Zhang Qishan was angry and smashed the villagers' ancestral hall and placed Houzi's bones there instead. He told the villagers that the dog was now their ancestor.
Crescent Hotel Extras

Accompanying photo on WeChat

**Crescent Hotel Extras** are extras written by Nanpai Sanshu. They were originally posted to Weibo in July 2017 but were subsequently deleted. They have been re-uploaded to WeChat in March 2018.

## Synopsis

Some extra snippets about the Crescent Hotel were written to promote the *Crescent Flower Stage Play*.
Bronze Door

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### Chinese

Bronze Door (青铜巨门)Door to the Underworld (地底巨门)

### Also Known as

Bronze Gate, Door to the Underworld

**The Bronze Door** is located in the Heavenly Palace on the Clouds tomb on Changbai Mountain. Beyond the doors holds the "ultimate."

## Appearance

The Bronze Door is a one hundred foot tall and two hundred foot wide bronze double door. It is said to be sealed with the skin of sacrificed corpses. It is unknown how the people who built the bronze door were able to construct it during this time period.

## History

King Wannu, or the Emperor of Dong Xia, is said to have emerged from the bronze door when the previous monarch passed away. Wang Zanghai witnessed this exchange and revealed that the Emperor was not human but a monster. If anyone else opened it, that would be consumed by the fires of hell, and the whiteness of the Changbai Mountains would disappear forever.

Once the bronze door was opened, the sound of trumpets could be heard and Soldiers of the Dead were seen coming out of the door. appear forever.

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## Copy

A copy of the bronze door is in Motuo Tibet (西藏墨脱).
Ah Ning (Time Raiders)

**Ah Ning** is a character and attack companion in the game, *Time Raiders*. She is based on the character of the same name from the novel series, *Daomu Biji*.

## Companion Skills

### Main Skill

Ah Ning's main skill is Ultimate Aim. Ultimate Aim deals at least 300% DMG to enemies within range and has an 80% chance or more to remove 1 buff from each target.

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### Passive Skills

Ah Ning's passive skills are Primo Brute and Wise Fluctuation.

* **Primo Brute**, when the companion is deployed, lets the Companion inherit 6% of the player character's ATK.
* **Wise Fluctuation** fluctuates damage between 100% and 120%.
Jade Burial Armor

**Jade Burial Armor (玉俑)** is an armor that allows the wearer to stay alive and rejuvenated and continue to grow young as long as that person is completely enveloped by it. The person who wears the armor will shed their skin once every five hundred years. Only when the skin is peeling can the person remove it otherwise they will become a Blood Corpse.

## References

1. ↑ 1.0 1.1 1.2 Cavern of the Blood Zombies, Chapter 25
Grave Robbery Note 10 (Comic)

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## Grave Robbery Note 10

### Publisher

Zhejiang Literature and Art Publishing House (浙江文艺出版社)

**Grave Robbery Note 10 (Comic)** is a Chinese comic book based on part of *Volume 1* in the Daomu Biji novel series. This novel is the tenth and final book in the Grave Robbery Note Comic series.

In 2023, the comic was translated into English online under the title *Grave Robbers' Chronicles* on Bilibili Comics.

## Synopsis

I forgot how much time had passed...We were moving forward in the pitch-black seawater...At that moment, we forgot how little oxygen we had left but our hearts were calm...Until I felt like I was floating on water and heard that sound...

## Chapters

* Chapter 16: Coral Tree (珊瑚树)
* Chapter 17: Iron Cage (铁铸牢笼)
* Chapter 18: Hanging Corpse (宝顶悬尸)
* Chapter 19: Escape (逃出生天)
* Chapter 20: Break Through the Darkness (拨云见日)
Bronze Ramhorn Container

**Bronze Ramhorn Container** is an artifact that increases a player's Min ATK, Max ATK, and Skill DR.

## Profile

A Shang Dynasty container with square opening, large rim, long neck, acute shoulder, tapered body, and tall round base. Eight ridges are found along the neck, body, and base of the vessel. The neck is decorated with a banana leaf motif and four ram's head sculptures perch on the shoulder, one on each corner of the vessel. Grotesque effigies of sheep-like beasts decorate the sides and base. Used to contain wine, the Bronze Ramhorn Container was used alongside urns, decanters, and drinking horns to serve expensive fortified wines. Often found in the tombs of deceased nobility, such bronze vessels were an important part of ritual life during the Shang and Zhou dynasties. In ancient times, sheep were considered worthy offerings. The form and function of this vessel closely match the descriptions of ritual objects recorded in the Rites of Zhou.

## Star Up

Starring up increases Min ATK and Max ATK.

## Soulfuse

Soulfusing increases Min ATK, Max ATK, and Skill DR.

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Bare Grave

**Bare Grave** is the seventh chapter of the novel *Restart (Chong Qi).*

## Synopsis

Pangzi and Wu Xie arrived at Yang Daguang's family grave. There was cinnabar in the mud that was lit so that no grass could grow. It was an ancient technique for preserving graves but also meant that someone frequented the grave since it takes seven to eight years to stop working. Yang Daguang must have secretly come back to visit the grave. One of the backgrounds in the photos with Uncle Three and Yang Daguang was identical to where Wu Xie and Pangzi stood. Wu Xie and Pangzi decided to break into the grave to try to find clues about Uncle Three. Pangzi was worried something evil would be in the tomb, so he called Zhang Qiling.

## Characters

* Wu Xie
* Wang Pangzi
* Wu Sanxing (mentioned)
* Yang Daguang (mentioned)
* Zhang Qiling (mentioned)
Ghost Coffin at Sunset

**Ghost Coffin at Sunset** is the eighth chapter in the novel *The Mystic Nine (Lao Jiu Men).*

## Synopsis

The Zhang soldier's face changed as if something were wrong. He began to sign something to Zhang Qishan who shook his head so the child didn't take his hand out. The child continued and kept signaling with his fingers.

Qishan's face darkened and made a gesture for the child to take his hand out. The child was stubborn and continued. The child suddenly jerked, cried out, and was pulled down by a force. He tried to get free but was only dragged in further. Qishan attempted to help him and was able to pull the child's arm out a little bit but a red rash was crawling up towards the child's shoulder.

Qishan cried out to Qi Tiezui to hit the gong. However, the other dropped the gong but the horse ran forward, the shears closed, and the child screamed. Qi Tiezui almost fainted while Lieutenant Zhang set up the device again. Qishan put his hand into the opening and retrieved the child's arm. He also brought out something that was black and filthy and held it up to the light to get a good look at it.

## Characters

* Qi Tiezui
* Lieutenant Zhang
* Zhang Qishan
Face on the Mural at the Empty Grave

**Face on the Mural at the Empty Grave** is the twenty-ninth chapter of the novel *The Mystic Nine (Lao Jiu Men).*

## Synopsis

The bricks were inlaid with molded patterns and was the burial practice of the Southern Dynasty. However, the brick wall from the Southern Dynasty, but the murals definitely were not from that period. Zhang Qishan thought of a legend when he saw the two-faced ancients on the murals.

According to legend from the Qing dynasty, a scholar named Tang Ao was accused of attempting to overthrow Empress Wu Zetian. As a result, he lost his scholarly rank. Frustrated, he left that place and arrived at the “Two-Faced Country.” The country's inhabitants had two faces: one was kind and easy-going; the other was fierce and sinister. He met a friend, Xu Chengzhi, who was trapped in the country and wanted to leave. Tang Ao attempted to help him escape but at the last minute Xu Chengzhi refused finding that he was growing another face. He urged Tang Ao to leave that place for he would meet the same fate.

They saw a figure on the murals that had only one face and was the only one looking outwards. The figure was looking at the opposite wall which had the same mural but in place of figure with one face was a mostly illegible line of words that read "descend from the sky, beat the heavenly drums." According to Qi Tiezui, the words meant that a meteorite fell at that location and caused a huge disaster.

## Characters

* Zhang Qishan
* Lieutenant Zhang
* Qi Tiezui
Blood Corpse

Warning: This page's contents may be disturbing to some people. Read at your own risk!

## Blood Corpse

Blood Corpse from Cavern of the Blood Zombies

## Information

### People

Big Kui
One-Eye

### Locations

Changsha Dart Summit
Seven Star Palace

### Abilities

Super Strength
Spread Poison by Touch

## Appearances

### Daomu Biji

Volume 1, Volume 4

**Blood Corpse,** also known as a **Blood Zombie**, is a creature in the *Daomu Biji* novel series. It first appeared in *Volume 1* and is one of the most dangerous creatures introduced in *Daomu Biji*. Just one touch from a blood zombie will result in death unless the person possesses Qilin Blood.

Encounters with blood zombies are rare. Wu Laogou's Journal was the first written account of the creatures because they are so deadly.

## Appearance

The color of blood zombies is not a blood red like the name implies but dark reddish purple. After becoming poisoned, their body and face appear bloody. It is either from the skin melting off and exposing the muscles inside or their blood continues to ooze from their face. After an indeterminate time, their skin appears scaly and has a bronze color.

## Weaknesses

Unlike regular zombies, a blood zombie can survive even when exposed to fresh air. However, they can be killed by destroying the brain.

## History

Changsha is known as the "Land of Blood" and has many stories of blood zombies. Feng shui scholars say that deep burials within red earth, which is what most people want, is where evil spirits dwell. Although the red soil looked like it contained blood, it actually contained a lot of cinnabar. Cinnabar is an object used for exorcism and was used in the hopes of trapping certain things in the tomb. So, if a tomb is sealed with cinnabar, there is something strange with the corpses in it.

When a dead man is given a deep burial his children will prosper but eventually, all of his family will die out. To avoid this fate, many have their children adopted by a family with the same last name before the parents' bodies are buried. The families who sought out deep burial in the red earth of the Land of Blood were usually wealthy and their tombs were full of treasure. Somehow from that stemmed the legend of blood zombies who protected the wealth of the dead.

## References

1. ↑ 吴邪的私家笔记, 第三十章 ("酱紫色")
2. ↑ Cavern of the Blood Zombies (Print), Chapter 28, Page 217
3. ↑ Deadly Desert Winds (Print), Chapter 4, Page 19
4. ↑ 4.0 4.1 Deadly Desert Winds (Print), Chapter 3, Page 15
5. ↑ 5.0 5.1 5.2 Wu Xie's Private Notes, Chapter 30
6. ↑ Deadly Desert Winds (Print), Chapter 3, Page 16
Fire

**Fire** is the twenty-eighth chapter in the novel *Cavern of the Blood Zombies.*

## Synopsis

Wu Xie recognized the bloody face as Big Kui as the bullet did not seem to destroy his brain. Wu Xie tried to help him but Big Kui seemed full of resentment. He grabbed Wu Xie's hand and it took on the same blood red color Big Kui had. Big Kui pulled Wu Xie downward and he even tried to strangle him. Wu Xie used his gun and hit the other in the chest. Big Kui fell off the tree into a swarm of corpse-eaters. Wu Xie's hand felt numb and didn't even know if he was holding a branch. He started to give up when Pangzi came over and asked him why he had stopped. Wu Xie told him his predicament but Pangzi told him he looked fine. The rash had spread up to his arm but was quickly fading away. Pangzi put Wu Xie on his back and climbed up the tree. They stopped to take a quick break and Wu Xie saw a man waving at him. They went to investigate and only found a corpse. Wu Xie thought the corpse had beckoned him and took a pendant out of the corpse's hand. They made it to the crevice on top of the cavern. Uncle Three poured gasoline in the opening and they set everything ablaze. Wu Xie looked down at the pendant and saw that it was a tag name that said "James." Everybody but Qiling was out of the cavern. They were worried about him but thought that he could have made it out somehow. They made their way back to the village and took Pan Zi to the village clinic. Wu Xie fell asleep on a nearby stool, but he woke up to a disturbance going on outside.

## Characters

* Wu Xie
* Wang Pangzi
* Uncle Three
* Pan Zi
* Big Kui
* Zhang Qiling

### Location

* Seven Star Palace
	+ Main Chamber

## Creatures

* Blood Corpse
* Red Corpse-Eaters
Ice Bucket Challenge

Accompanying photo on WeChat

**Ice Bucket Challenge** is a short extra written by Nanpai Sanshu. It was posted on Weibo in 2014. The original version on Weibo has since been deleted. In 2023, the short story was re-uploaded on to the author's WeChat.

## Synopsis

Wu Xie, Wang Pangzi, and Zhang Qiling have some fun with cold water.

## Appearances

### Characters

* Wu Xie
* Wang Pangzi
* Zhang Qiling
* Hei Yanjing (mentioned)

## External Links

* The Extra on WeChat
* English translation on Merebear's WordPress

## References

1. ↑ Author's List of Extras
2. ↑ The Extra on WeChat
Bronze Pig Urn

**Bronze Pig Urn** is an artifact that increases a player's DEF, HP, and Equipment Basic ATK.

## Profile

A pig-shaped bronze urn with a tapered edge, sloping shoulders, round belly, and four trotters. A snout, ears and wrinkles form a stylized pig's face on the front of the body, which is engraved with bristles. The lid was missing at the time of discovery. Urns were used to keep wine during the Shang and Zhou dynasties. In the Shang Dynasty, there were many types. But by the Zhou period, rectangular, spherical and cylindrical forms predominated. Used in ceremonies and as funerary objects, most were found in the tombs of high-ranking individuals. The domestication of swine occurred as far back as the Neolithic period and pigs are a key motif found in many pottery models and jades going back ten thousand years.

## Soulfuse

Soulfusing increases DEF, HP, and Equipment Basic ATK.
Huo Ling (Time Raiders)

* Default
* Adventurer

**Huo Ling** is a character and support companion in the game, *Time Raiders*. She is based on the character of the same name in the *Daomu Biji* novel series.

## Companion Skills

### Main Skill

Huo Ling's main skill is Sad Breeze. Sad Breeze increases DMG Bonus of 6 allies near you by at least 4% for 10s. It also heals the player for (Max HP\*2% or more) every second for 10s.

 3 stars
 4 stars

### Passive Skills

Huo Ling's passive skills are Primo Frenzy and Wise Uphold. Primo Frenzy increases the companion's CRIT DMG by 45%. Wise Uphold increases the player character's DEF by 2.5% when the companion is deployed.
Bronze Cauldron with Guard

**Bronze Cauldron with Guard** is an artifact in the game *Time Raiders* that increases a player's Min ATK, Max ATK, and Skill DMG.

## Profile

Foot chopping cauldron, rectangular in shape, with link decoration, box-shaped with doors opening towards the front, guarded by a footless convict and ventilation holes on the other three sides. The amputation of feet was a very common punishment during the Shang Dynasty. One might even call it a "craze". Usually inflicted on escaped slaves, the punishment took several forms, including the cutting off of toes, feet and also the lower leg. The footless convict on the front of the cauldron is naked, has staring eyes and a gaping mouth, his right arm clutches the latch of the door, and the bottom of his left leg is missing, in accordance with the standard sequence of punishment, which stated "First cut off the left foot, then the right". A walking stick is held in the left hand and the right arm clutches the latch of the door. The overall design is quite ingenious. In the Rites of Zhou, it is written "A cripple guards the pen", where "pen" is an enclosure for the keeping of animals, a reference to the foot chopping cauldron. The cauldron itself was used for the cooking of congee, the lower part containing the charcoal and the upper cavity he ingredients. In time a pottery version of the vessel was adopted, which allowed for the steaming of rice and other foods.

## Star Up

Starring up increases Min ATK and Max ATK.

## Soulfuse

Soulfusing increases Min ATK, Max ATK, and Skill DMG.
Deren Lama (Character)

Explanation of the Deren Lama title in the Comic

**Deren Lama (德仁喇嘛)** is a lama that lived at Jila Temple. He was likely a point of contact for the Zhang Family.

Around 1950, Zhang Qiling made an agreement with this last Deren Lama. After Zhang Qiling came out of the Bronze Door in ten years, Deren Lama was supposed to write down a big secret before Zhang Qiling would forget. However, Deren Lama passed away before he came out.

## References

1. ↑ Tibetan Sea Flower, Chapter 11
2. ↑ 2.0 2.1 Tibetan Sea Flower, Chapter 9
520 Unsent Letters

Accompanying picture on WeChat

**520 Unsent Letters** is an extra written by the Daomu Biji Committee and posted on Nanpai Sanshu's WeChat. 5/20 in China is a day about love.

It's unclear how much, if any, input Nanpai Sanshu had on writing this short story.

## Synopsis

Characters from the *Daomu Biji* novels write letters to loved ones.

## Letters

1. Written by Pan Zi, directed towards his dead comrades from when he served in the Vietnam War.
2. Written by Pangzi, directed towards Yun Cai.
3. Written by Ya Tou, directed towards Er Yuehong
4. Written by Black Back the Sixth, directed towards Aunt Bai
5. Written by Zhang Qishan, directed towards Black Back the Sixth
6. Written by Huo Xiangu, directed towards Wu Laogou
7. Written by Wu Xie, directed towards Zhang Qiling
8. Written by Xie Yuchen, directed towards Hei Yanjing
9. Written by Little Alien, directed towards Nanpai Sanshu

## External Links

* Letters 1-2 on WeChat
* Letters 3-4 on WeChat
* Letters 5-6 on WeChat
* Letters 7-8 on WeChat
* Letter 9 on WeChat
* English translation on Merebear's WordPress

## References

1. ↑ Ninchanese, *520: A Chinese Love Word and Number to Know* (May 20, 2016)
Daomu Biji: Qinling Sacred Tree 1 (Comic)

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## Daomu Biji: Qinling Sacred Tree 1

### Publisher

CITIC Press Group (中信出版集团)

**Daomu Biji: Qinling Sacred Tree 1 (Comic)** is a Chinese comic based on the Daomu Biji novel *Volume 2*, written by Nanpai Sanshu. This comic is the first book in the Qinling Sacred Tree Comic Series.

## Synopsis

吴邪从南沙回到杭州休养,在此期间遇到了发小老 痒。老痒讲述了自己在秦岭腹地的冒险见闻,并邀 请吴邪一同再探上古遗迹。吴邪和老痒出发前往了 秦岭山脉,在这里,他们见到了巨大的哲罗鲑、壮 丽的地下河瀑布、不可思议的上古神树......

## References

1. ↑ The Description on the Comic's Promotional Materials
Little Brother Zhang: Meeting the Patriarch is Fate

Accompanying photo on WeChat

**Little Brother Zhang: Meeting the Patriarch is Fate** is written by Editor A. It was posted to Nanpai Sanshu's WeChat in August 2018. The extra is done in the style of an interview with Zhang Haiyan as the interviewee.

It's unclear how much, if any, input Nanpai Sanshu had on writing this extra.
Fierce as Fire

### Set

Bronze Ramhorn Container, Bestial Jade Cylinder, Chen Wenjin's Journal, Bronze Taotie Cup, Turtleback Wine Tally, Mage's Armillary Sphere

### Soulfuse Bonus

PVP DMG Bonus

**Fierce as Fire** is an artifact set that improves PVP DMG Bonus when the set is completed and upon additional soulfuses. Bronze Ramhorn Container, Bestial Jade Cylinder, Chen Wenjin's Journal, Bronze Taotie Cup, Turtleback Wine Tally, and Mage's Armillary Sphere.
Bao Sa

**Bao Sa** is a member of the team that explored the mysterious mountain with Wu Xie in *Sand Sea* *4*. He is a skilled fighter and was the fighter on the team. Bao Sa is not his real name but a nickname.

## History

Bao Sa joined Wu Xie, Mr. Che, and Longtao on the exploration of the Yinchuan Snake Mine. He saved Wu Xie's life. However, a creature attached itself to his back and started making a noise that was attracting snakes. So, Mr. Che cut the rope Bao Sa was holding onto and book him and the creature fell far into the snake mine.

However, Bao Sa did not die and was in fact wearing a face mask and in disguise. He fought with Wu Xie and Mr. Che. Mr. Che hit Bao Sa with a home-made cannon which severely injured him. Mr. Che's dog then attacked his neck which ultimately led to his death.