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Baiyue People (Chapter)

**Baiyue People** is the fourteenth chapter of the novel *Restart (Chong Qi).*

## Synopsis

Wu Xie began to wonder why his uncle sent him that text message. Whether he wanted him to find the South Sea King's tomb or explore the secrets of listening to thunder. But according to Pangzi, the two tasks were basically the same. There had to be secrets to listening to thunder in the South Sea King’s tomb evidenced by Yang Daguang devoting himself to listening to thunder after exploring the tomb. Pangzi felt that Yang Daguang was either looking for a special kind of thunder in order to learn some secrets, or he was collecting the information in the thunder for some bigger reason.

They looked at a map of Fujian and thought the king’s tomb might be under a beach by the sea. Wu Xie began to wonder if there was a connection to the South Sea King's tomb and the things he's discovered in the Fujian village. He also thought that maybe he could figure out what Qiling was doing when he was away in the mountains. Wu Xie thought the fact that Uncle Three pointed towards a tomb that related to Fujian was not a coincidence. He also thinks Qiling knows more than they do. As he was thinking about this, a hand from the window of a jeep in the other lane motioned for them to pull over.

## Characters

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

## Location

* Fujian, China
* South Sea's Falling Cloud Country (mentioned)
* South Sea King's Tomb (mentioned)
Daomu Biji Stage Play: Crescent Hotel

**Daomu Biji Stage Play: Crescent Hotel** is a stage play based on scenes centered around the Crescent Hotel throughout the Daomu Biji novel series. It first premiered on July 19, 2017.

## Synopsis

Crescent Hotel Stage Play brings together all of the scenes that take place at the Crescent Hotel in the Daomu Biji series.

## References

1. ↑ The Paper, 盗墓笔记番外《新月饭店》是舞台剧，从12部原著中选取线索 (March 3, 2017)
Black-Haired Lacquered Coffin

**Black-Haired Lacquered Coffin** is the tenth chapter in the novel *The Mystic Nine (Lao Jiu Men)*.

## Synopsis

During the time that Qi Tiezui was resting, all the coffins and bodies on the train had been unloaded. The coffins were placed in the Zhang family's warehouse and the bodies were sent to the military hospital. Thirty-seven fine steel needles had been placed inside the corpse’s throat. The substance placed on these needles in the corpse’s throat was toxic and the fine steel needles were used to prevent something from crawling out of the corpse's esophagus.

The fragment pulled from the coffin had a strange fishy odor, was black and white, and had a pattern on it that looked like the inscriptions on oracle bones. The characters were so faded that the meaning could not be determined.

The soldiers managed to get the outer coffin lid off which revealed the red and black inner coffin that had human figures carved onto it. The decorations on the lid were common to the Northern and Southern dynasties.

## Characters

* Qi Tiezui
* Zhang Qishan
Bai Ma

**Bai Ma** is Zhang Qiling's mother. She appears in the Daomu Biji extra *Three Days of Silence*.

## History

Bai Ma met Zhang Qiling's father when he went to Nepal to deliver a batch of goods. They eventually had Zhang Qiling who was born on a sunny day in November. Bai Ma was not able to take care of her son, and so Zhang Qiling's father brought him back to the Zhang family.

Bai Ma likely knew that she was going to die and had exhausted all measures to ensure she could see her son again. She was buried under the icy layer of Tibetan flowers in Namcha Barwa, a mountain peak in Motuo, Tibet.

The flowers had a medicinal effect that kept her from dying but she was also not quite alive. Thus, she lay unconscious and waited for her son to wake her. But she had waited too long for those three days. By the time Zhang Qiling returned to the temple, the medicinal effects had faded and she was unable to wake up.

Zhang Qiling held her hand and all that could be heard was the sound of her breathing and heartbeat. He stayed with her for three days in silence before the last trace of himself in the world faded.

## References

1. ↑ 1.0 1.1 Tibetan Sea Flower, Chapter 43
2. ↑ Three Days of Silence ("She knew that when the lamas decided to wake her up, her son would be by her side. She had exhausted all measures and only won these three days for herself.").
3. ↑ Three Days of Silence Extra. The place was difficult to reach. The monks at the Jila Temple would only go there every ten years in July and would have to trek for a month.
4. ↑ 4.0 4.1 4.2 Three Days of Silence Extra
Cavern of the Blood Zombies

English Edition

**Cavern of the Blood Zombies** is the first English translation of the eight-volume novel series *Daomu Biji*. It was published under the English title series *The Grave Robbers' Chronicles.*

In 2015, a television series, titled The Lost Tomb, was based on *Cavern of the Blood Zombies*.

## Synopsis

Uncle Three loves good food, good booze, good card games, and bad women—and he's never found a grave he wouldn't rob. He can't help it—it's in his blood—grave robbing has been the family business for centuries.

So when his bookseller nephew comes to him with a map to an ancient tomb, Uncle Three sets off to find it, in the company of some grave-robbing colleagues, his nerdy nephew, and a strange poker-faced guy that nobody can quite figure out.

Uncle Three knows that the grave he seeks will lead him and his companions to "another kind of world," but not even he could ever imagine what they are about to find. Lost in a labyrinthine cavern that is full of dead bodies, Uncle Three and his comrades fight for their lives as they come up against vampires, corpse-eating bugs, and blood zombies.

## Chapters

1. Fifty Years Ago...
2. Fifty Years Later...
3. Temple of Seeds
4. The Carcass Cave
5. The Shadow in the Water
6. The Unburied Dead
7. Hundreds of Heads
8. The Valley
9. The Ancient Tomb
10. The Shadow
11. Seven Coffins
12. The Door
13. 02200059 (Chapter)
14. Poker-face (Chapter)
15. Fart
16. A Small Green Hand
17. An Opening in the Cave
18. Tree of Death (Chapter)
19. The Female Corpse
20. The Key
21. The Green-Eyed Fox-Corpse (Chapter)
22. Disintegration of a Beautiful Corpse
23. Inner and Outer Coffins
24. Releasing the Zombie
25. The Jade Burial Armor (Chapter)
26. Secret of the Purple Jade Box
27. A Lie
28. Fire
29. The Purple-Enameled Gold Box (Chapter)
Fishing King (Extra)

Accompanying photo on WeChat

**Fishing King** is a New Year extra written by Nanpai Sanshu. It was posted on the author's WeChat in February 2016.

## Chapters

* Chapter 1: Old Village Fishing Tackle (老村钓器)
* Chapter 2: Old Man (钓叟)
* Chapter 3: Eight Hooks (八钩子)
* Chapter 4: [Untitled]
* Chapter 5: Underground Lake (地下湖)
* Chapter 6: Where to Stay (留骨地)
* Chapter 7: New Year's Celebration (过年)
* Chapter 8: Running Account (Part 1) (流水账)
* Chapter 9: Running Account (Part 2) (流水账2)
* Chapter 10: Set Out (出发)
* Chapter 11: [Untitled]
* Chapter 12: Fishing (上鱼)
* Chapter 13: Fish Gall (鱼胆)
* Chapter 14: Fish Ladder (鱼道)
* Chapter 15: Salt (盐)
* Chapter 16: Waterfall (瀑布)
* Chapter 17: Source of the Salt (盐原)
* Chapter 18: Salty (咸)
* Chapter 19: Rods and Steel Bars (和竿和钢筋)
* Chapter 20: [Untitled]
* Chapter 21: Rain Village's Fishing King (雨村钓王)
* Chapter 22: [Untitled]
* Chapter 23: Stagnant Water Dragon King (死水龙王)
* Chapter 24: Yellow River Corpse Fisherman (黄河钓尸人)
* Chapter 25: One Step Away (一步之遥)
* Chapter 26: [Untitled]
* Chapter 27: Hitting the Shit Stick (打屎棍)
* Chapter 28: Final Chapter (最终章)

## External Links

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

## References

1. ↑ English translations of chapters are based on Merebar's translation
Abandoned Weather Station

**Abandoned Weather Station** is the second chapter in the novel *Restart (Chong Qi)*.

## Synopsis

The plot of land Wu Sanxing transferred was No.87, Section A, Changping Road, Xiaosongshan. The land seemed to be located in a large area in Yeshan, Nanjing that used to be a weather station. Uncle Three had bought the land after it was condemned. Wu Xie believed that this meant that his uncle was still alive.

Pangzi and Wu Xie drove a taxi to a place nearby and walked the rest of the way to the weather station. The weather station was on a mountain and was still standing despite being covered in vines and mold. After everything that has happened to him, Wu Xie had a lot of reservations about going inside. Nevertheless, the two of them ventured past the iron gated entrance and saw a cell phone number graffitied on the doorway. It was the same number that sent Wu Xie the address of the locker.

They heard someone talking and hid in the bushes. A familiar voice claiming to be Wu Sanxing was trying to sell the land to another person. When they looked up from the bushes, they recognized the man claiming to be Uncle Three as Jin Wantang. Along with him was another man pretending to be Wu Xie (not a lookalike). They could also hear construction going on within the building, which is when Wu Xie decided to confront Jin Wantang after the potential buyers left. Once Jin Wantang saw Wu Xie, he ran. Pangzi and Wu Xie chased him to the village but only Wu Xie was able to catch up with him. Wu Xie was furious thinking that Jin Wantang fabricated the text message from Uncle Three and threatened to have Zhang Qiling beat him up. Jin Wantang gave the excuse that Uncle Three had asked him to transfer the land to Wu Xie but wanted help him sell the land. Wu Xie became even more upset because he knew Jin Wantang was just being greedy.

## Characters

* Wu Xie
* Wang Pangzi
* Jin Wantang
* Wu Sanxing (mentioned)
* Zhang Qiling (mentioned)
Grave Robbery Note 2 (Comic)

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## Grave Robbery Note 2

### Publisher

Changjiang Literature and Art Publishing House (长江文艺出版社)

**Grave Robbery Note 2 (Comic)** is a Chinese comic based on part of *Volume 1* in the Daomu Biji novel series. This novel is the second book in the Grave Robbery Note Comic series.

In 2022, the comic was translated to English online under the title *Grave Robbers' Chronicles* on Bilibili Comics.

## Synopsis

Faced with the sudden falling of corpses' heads, they were horrified and fell into a dark waterway full of unknown creatures. There is a faint bell sounding in the distance, blurring the mind! Danger is everywhere in the cave! Zhang Qiling uses his blood to make the ghosts surrender to him. An extraordinary person! Everyone heaved a sigh of relief. But will the danger pass? This is only the entrance to the grave robber's cave! If you relax now, something big will happen!

## Chapters

* Chapter 5: Crypt (尸洞)
* Chapter 6: Mountain Village (山村)
* Chapter 7: Shadow (影子)
* Chapter 8: Secret Room (密室)
2009 Chinese New Year Special

**2009 Chinese New Year Special** is a new year extra written by Nanpai Sanshu and posted for the new year in 2009. The extra was also published in Volume 8: Part 2. It is the first new year special written by Nanpai Sanshu.

## Synopsis

It tells what happened when Wu Xie returned to his hometown to move his grandfather's grave.

## Chapters

### Online Version

The version on Daomubiji.org is based on the early online version. Merebear's English translation is based on the online version.

* Chapter 1: Shrine Hall (起源)
* Chapter 2: Coffin (棺材)
* Chapter 3: Past Events (往事)
* Chapter 4: Move the Coffin (移棺)
* Chapter 5: Mistake (错误)
* Chapter 6: Open the Coffin (开棺)
* Chapter 7: Heaven and Earth (乾坤)
* Chapter 8: Inside (里面)
* Chapter 9: Black Water (黑水)
* Chapter 10: Abyss (深渊)
* Chapter 11: River Snail (螺蛳)
* Chapter 12: Discussion (商量)
* Chapter 13: Stream (小溪)
* Chapter 14: Shadow (影子)
* Chapter 15: Attack (杀杀)
* Chapter 16: Peeper (窥探)
* Chapter 17: Uncle Two (二叔)
* Chapter 18: A Qin (阿琴)
* Chapter 19: Legend (传说)
* Chapter 20: Lime (石灰)
* Chapter 21: Genealogical Record (族谱)
* Chapter 22: An Shi (安氏)
* Chapter 23: Heavy Rain (大雨)
* Chapter 24: Object (物体)
* Chapter 25: Death (死亡)
* Chapter 26: Purpose (目的)
* Chapter 27: Setting a Trap (设局)
* Chapter 28: Prey (猎物)
* Chapter 29: The Truth (真相)
* Chapter 30: Secret (秘密)
* Chapter 31: Postscript (后记)

### Published Version

The published version of the extra changes the name of the first chapter and the fifteenth chapter. The published version does not have chapter numbers.

* Ancestral Hall (祠堂)
* Coffin (棺材)
* Past Events (往事)
* Move the Coffin (移棺)
* Mistake (错误)
* Open the Coffin (开棺)
* Heaven and Earth (乾坤)
* Inside (里面)
* Black Water (黑水)
* Abyss (深渊)
* River Snail (螺蛳)
* Discussion (商量)
* Stream (小溪)
* Shadow (影子)
* Attack (杀)
* Peeper (窥探)
* Uncle Two (二叔)
* A Qin (阿琴)
* Legend (传说)
* Lime (石灰)
* Genealogical Record (族谱)
* An Shi (安氏)
* Heavy Rain (大雨)
* Object (物体)
* Death (死亡)
* Purpose (目的)
* Setting a Trap (设局)
* Prey (猎物)
* The Truth (真相)
* Secret (秘密)
* Epilogue (尾声)
* Postscript (后记)

## External Links

* 2009 Chinese New Year Special English translation on Merebear's WordPress

## References

1. ↑ Wechat, Short Stories and Reading Guide A list made by Nanpai Sanshu that states the publication date of the extra.
2. ↑ English translations of the chapters are based on Merebear's translation. Merebear's version does not include 尾声 as a separate chapter.
Daomu Biji: Private Picture Book (Comic)

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## Daomu Biji Private Picture Book

### Publisher

Wanjuan Publishing Company (万卷出版公司)

**Daomu Biji: Private Picture Book (Comic)** is a Chinese comic based on the characters from the Daomu Biji novel series. This graphic novel is similar to English comic *Daomu*.

## Synopsis

Everything seems endless and reincarnation...

A reunion after ten years of abandonment... The family heir dormant in the darkness...

What makes my heart beat is not the huge amount of money and power, but the crazy and impulsive factors in the innate blood of this family member at work. Perhaps only those who are eager to open this book can understand me, because we are the same.

This book is a graphic novel adapted from the best-selling novel *Daomu Biji*. It was created by Zhou Kai, a senior concept designer and creative director of the American Concept Art House. As the highlight work of IMAGE's annual promotion, Daomu Biji has participated in the San Diego Comic Con and the New York Comic Con in the United States.

## References

1. ↑ 画 话 花, 盗墓笔记绝版, Douyin (Sept. 2023), https://v.douyin.com/i8mWUfkY/ (Last Accessed Dec. 21, 2023) (In the comments, one user asks "哪本这个是" (Which book is this?) and the OP responds "私绘本" (Private picture book)).
2. ↑ The Comic on Douban
January Flowers Bloom February Red

**January Flowers Bloom February Red** is the eleventh chapter in the novel *The Mystic Nine (Lao Jiu Men)*.

## Synopsis

The coffin was finally open and Tiezui inspected the needles in the corpse's throat. He determined that it was put in there by grave-robbers when they found something inside the corpse. They took precautionary measures and hit the corpse's chest, throat, and abdomen but could find nothing. Lieutenant Zhang sliced open the corpse from the shoulder to the waist. The body was riddled with holes like the bodies on the train. They speculated that the living creature that was inside the corpse may be a kind of insect that could spin silk. Qishan became worried they brought some kind of disease to Changsha and ordered that hospitals and the surrounding area to be checked as well as the coffin and train to be dealt with appropriately.

They had found a thimble on the corpse's finger that wasn't more than 50 years old and knew that it belonged with the needles in the throat and therefore was from the previous grave-robbers. Rhododendron has been engraved on the thimble which is something from the Er Family. They then wondered what Er Yuehong was up to.

## Characters

* Qi Tiezui
* Zhang Qishan
* Zhang Rishan
* Er Yuehong (mentioned)
Clay Musician Figurine

**Clay Musician Figurine** is an artifact in the game *Time Raiders.* It increases the player's DEF, HP, and Deadly Bonus.

## Profile

A clay figurine of a female musician, seated with legs crossed, playing a zither. She looks relaxed and is smiling and her hair and clothes are in the Han Dynasty style. The fold: of her gown are naturalistic and her posture dignified. It is a rare example of burial goods from the Han era and of great archeological significance.

## Soulfuse

Soulfusing increases DEF, HP, and Deadly Bonus.

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Angry Sea, Hidden Sands

**Angry Sea, Hidden Sands** is the second English translation of the eight-volume series Daomu Biji. It was published under the English title series *The Grave Robbers' Chronicles.*

## Synopsis

When Uncle Three's boat disappears in the South China Sea, an undersea grave-robbing adventure begins for Fats, Poker-face and Uncle Three's long-suffering nephew. While searching for their reprobate leader, they find themselves lost in a labyrinth of shifting rooms—and pursued by two monsters that are as tenacious as they are deadly.

Who can be trusted? Who is lying? Answers to these questions shift and change as quickly as the rooms that imprison the gang of grave robbers. Rapidly each of them realizes nobody is to be relied on and that the truth is harder to find than any tomb's treasure trove or the enigmatic and elusive Uncle Three.

## Characters

* Wu Xie
* Poker-face/Consultant Zhang
* Wang Pangzi
* Uncle Three
* Ning
* Chen Wenjin (flashback)
* Huo Ling (flashback)
* Lao Hai (shopkeeper)
Emerald Fox Mask (Game)

**Emerald Fox Mask** is an artifact in the game *Time Raiders.* It increases a character's Min ATK, Max ATK, and Basic DEF Bonus.

## Profile

A gilded bronze mask in the shape of a fox's head, embellished with a third eye made of jade, possibly used for ritual purposes during the Warring States period. In animistic belief systems, it was thought that the spirits of animals killed by hunters would seek vengeance upon their killers. Those sacrificing animals to the gods would therefore don animal masks to avoid identification, or for enhanced dramatic effect when making offerings.

## Star Up

Starring up increases Min ATK and Max ATK.
An article on drug trials in Africa

http://www.cbc.ca/news/health/ebola-outbreak-africans-understandably-wary-about-promised-cures-1.2740035

http://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC4001576/

http://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pubmed/19705014

Clinical trial are carried out everywhere they notice there is poverty. An example is in this article in Irish Examiner

☀http://www.irishexaminer.com/ireland/health/surge-of-interest-in-clinical-trials-to-boost-pay-126701.html

Before now there was the Thalidomide crisis around the world similar to one to be discussed in my essay.

http://www.newstalk.com/irish-thalidomide-group-takes-case-to-high-court

http://www.nejm.org/doi/full/10.1056/NEJMsb0803929
Bestial Jade Cylinder

**Bestial Jade Cylinder** is an artifact that increases a player's DEF, HP, and Skill DMG.

## Profile

A green octagonal jade cylinder made from tremolite and actinolite and divided into three sections with four engraved L-shaped corners, manufactured by cutting, drilling relief carving, and polishing. Dating back to the late Neolithic period, such jade cylinders typically appear in the tombs of the very powerful, among a plethora of burial goods, though not all high-ranking tombs have them. Placed in positions of honor, beside the corpse or on the chest, clasped between the hands, the cylinder was thought to have magical properties and functioned as a receptacle for offerings and blessings. Commonly appearing alongside jade discs and ritual axes, the cylinder was described in the Rites of Zhou as "Blue discs toward the sky, yellow cylinders facing the earth" where the sky was a symbol of positive Yang energy and the earth a symbol of negative Yin energy. Octagonal cylinders also symbolized the authority of matriarchs in noble families.

## Soulfuse

Soulfusing increases HP, DEF, and Skill DMG.

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Liang Wan (Time Raiders)

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

## Companion Skills

### Main Skill

Liang Wan's main skill is Phoenix Dance. Phoenix Dance unleashes the power of the phoenix to briefly possess the player character and quickly spins to attack enemies, dealing (the player character's ATK\*195% or more) DMG every 0.5s for 4s. While possessed, the player character is immune to damage and control effects, and the player character's HP won't drop below 1.

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### Passive Skills

Liang Wan's passive skills are Gifted Slice, Gifted ATK Reduction, and Gifted Safeguard.

* **Gifted Slice**, in combat, has a 20% chance to reduce the target's Max HP by 25%. In PvP only. CD: 30s.
* **Gifted ATK Reduction**, in combat, has a 20% chance to reduce the target's ATK by 25% for 3s. CD: 10s.
* **Gifted Safeguard** has a 50% chance to shorten the control effects inflicted on the player character by 50%.
Hot Pepper Ba Ye Chicken Soup

**Hot Pepper Ba Ye Chicken Soup** is the twenty-seventh chapter in the novel *The Mystic Nine (Lao Jiu Men).*

## Synopsis

Lieutenant Zhang and Fo Ye asked Ba Ye if he knew what he had done while down in the tunnel. Ba Ye was confused and looked down at his ankle which was completely fine and was not broken. Ba Ye recounted what happened to him in the mining mountain but Lt. Zhang told him that he didn't see any of what Ba Ye talked about. Lt. Zhang gave his version of events where he saw Ba Ye crawling on the train tracks muttering to himself. He thought the other was possessed so he knocked him out and brought him back. He never came across the thing hanging on the ceiling in the Taoist temple.

Ba Ye believed the weasel spirit had entered him and had been with him that whole time. The weasel spirit must have shown him all those terrible things as an evil omen to indicate what they will face later. However, now that they had found the entrance, Fo Ye wasn't so willing to give up. He needed to do some things back in Changsha first but planned to do an in-depth investigation tomorrow. First, he instructed that Ba Ya lead the way because of the complex Feng Shui array.

They returned to the Taoist temple the next day. Ba Ye climbed up the temple and saw something that was troubling.

## Characters

* Zhang Qishan
* Qi Tiezui
* Lieutenant Zhang
Daomu Biji: Qinling Sacred Tree 2 (Comic)

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## Daomu Biji: Qinling Sacred Tree 2

### Publisher

CITIC Press Group (中信出版集团)

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

## Synopsis

吴邪在沉入黄泉瀑布后,仿佛再次回到了海底墓 并且见到了张起灵和吴三省等人,惊醒后才发现 自己依然身在秦岭深处。吴邪与发小老痒决定整 理装备继续深入探险以寻找出路,在水潭偶遇凉 师爷后,三人结伴同行勇闯火龙阵,发现了更多 埋藏于古墓当中的秘密……

## References

1. ↑ The Comic's Description on Promotional Materials
Bronze Warhorse

**Bronze Warhorse** is an artifact that increases a player's Min ATK,Max ATK, and Deadly CRIT.

## Profile

Bronze horse with a raised head and bold stance, pricked ears and large round eyes, its mouth is slightly open and is nostrils flared, as if about to whinny. The horse's neck is thick. and full of muscle, its front legs straight, its hind legs slightly bent and its tail arches upwards, above the rear. Beast face motifs and geometrical patterns cover the horse's neck, back, flanks and rump. The object is sculpted in the round and accentuated by relief carving. The lines of the horse's body flow easily and the sculptor has achieved a balance between tension and suppleness. China has a long history of horse domestication and horse bones have been unearthed at the Yinxu ruins. According to the Records of the Grand Historian "The Emperor owns many fine hounds and horses which are kept inside the palace grounds", indicating the high value accorded to horses in the Shang and Zhou Dynasties. In the Warring States period, King Wuling of Zhao adopted the ways of the northern horse nomads, including their riding coats, and put warhorses to use on the battlefield. This Bronze Warhorse is a valuable reminder of that period in history.

## Star Up

Starring up increases Min ATK and Max ATK.

## Soulfuse

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

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Huang Yan

**Huang Yan** worked for Wu Xie and was the one that carved the seven-fingered pattern on Li Cu's back.

## Adaptations

### Tomb of the Sea

Huang Yan worked for Wu Xie and was colleagues with Wang Meng and Kan Jian. He led an exploration group to Gutong Jing and was the only one that returned. Afterwards, he kept trying to seal himself up with iron sheets. He was looking for a metal box and somehow knew that Li Cu had it and attacked him for it. When he discovered that the metal box was empty he carved a map onto Li Cu's back and then committed suicide.

## Gallery

Huang Yan in Tomb of the SeaHuang Yan in the Sand Sea comic
Damo Jing

**Damo Jing** is an OST for the Daomu Biji television series *Tomb of the Sea*. It is sung by Chen Xueran and was released on July 19, 2018.

## Lyrics

是人云亦云的荒境

是神池遁地的幻影

大漠里 风吹起 无数个声音

那就是我找 的谜底

消失的神秘 在荒漠里

背后的伤痕 刀疤印迹

眼中的火光 照前行向深渊去

闯入这禁地

看孤烟升起

古潼京 究竟是谁被邀入局

往事随风起

回荡我心底

亦悲亦喜 才明白宿命 意义

是险象之中的反击

是长在心中的定力

命运里 喧嚣起 读懂梦序曲

让勇气流在 血脉里

孤独的遗迹 千年追寻

荡气的神秘 在荒漠里

虔诚的冒险 有谁和我去同行

闯入这禁地

看孤烟升起

古潼京 究竟是谁被邀入局

往事随风起

回荡我心底

亦悲亦喜 才明白宿命

来去凭默契

输赢凭正义

等待的 生死运气还在手里

传说中回忆

藏身大漠里

涉险绝地 可以再一起 经历

## External Links

* The Song on YouTube
* The Song on Spotify
* The Song on QQ Music
* The Song on Baidu
Bronze Head with Golden Mask

**Bronze Head with Golden Mask** is an artifact that increases a player's HP, DEF, and Fatal RES.

## Profile

A bronze god head dating from the ancient Kingdom of Shu, forged from bronze and covered with beaten gold leaf glued down using lacquer and lime. The decorative braids could be either hair or a braided head covering, and resembles the cloth coverings still used by people in that region. Used for ritual purposes, being placed on buildings or held in the hand, it symbolized the gods and could channel spirits. Many people think it conferred power over life and death and enabled the wielder to communicate with the gods.

## Soulfuse

Soulfusing increases HP, DEF, and Fatal RES.

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From All Directions

### Set

Bronze Warhorse, Bronze Phoenix, Bronze Winged Tiger Seal, Bronze Rhino Container, Gold Jaded Band Hook, Bronze Crane Decanter

### Soulfuse Bonus

DMG Bonus vs Monster

**From All Directions** is an artifact set that improves DMG Bonus vs Monster when the set is completed and upon additional soulfuses. The set contains Bronze Warhorse, Bronze Phoenix, Bronze Winged Tiger Seal, Bronze Rhino Container, Gold Jaded Band Hook, and Bronze Crane Decanter.
Grave Robbery Note 1 (Comic)

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## Grave Robbery Note 1

### Publisher

Changjiang Literature and Art Publishing House (长江文艺出版社)

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

In 2022, the comic was translated into English online under the title *Grave Robbers' Chronicles* on Bilibili Comics.

## Synopsis

Wu Xie, the most useless antique shop owner in history. His business skills are extremely poor. When the antique shop is on the verge of closing down, he accidentally comes across a rubbing of a silk scroll. The fox mask printed on the rubbing is strange and frightful. After Wu Sanxing's research, he discovered that it was a map of a noble's tomb from the Warring States Period. Combined with a grave robbing journal passed down by the family. A huge treasure that has been sleeping for thousands of years seems to be waiting for them.

Wu Sanxing summoned Pan Zi, Fatty and Zhang Qiling and set off!

In addition to treasures, what awaits them are corpse-eating insects, zombies and tomb passages full of traps...

## Chapters

* Episode 1: The Silk Scroll (帛书)
* Episode 2: The Departure (出发)
* Episode 3: Reflection (水影)
* Episode 4: Crypt (Part 1) (尸洞)

## References

1. ↑ The Comic on Douban
2. ↑ Book 1 on Douban; English translation based on Bilibili Comics
Ah Tou

Ah Tou in Reunion

**Ah Tou** is a tattoo artist and a main character in the extra story *A Thousand Faces*. She first appeared in *Volume 7* when she helped Wu Xie put on a Human Skin Masks.

She opened a tattoo shop in Hangzhou called A Thousand Faces.

## Appearance

Ah Tou's arms and legs are full of intricate tattoos. Her left hand has colored carp tattoos. Liang Yanyan thought Ah Tou had a delicate face.

## References

1. ↑ 1.0 1.1 1.2 1.3 A Thousand Faces, Introduction 1
2. ↑ A Thousand Faces, Introduction 3
3. ↑ A Thousand Faces, Introduction 2
Jiangshi

**Jiangshi** is a type of reanimated corpse that has existed in Chinese legend and folklore since the Ming or Qing Dynasty. Jiangshi are also a type of Zongzi.

Jiangshi seek out Yang Energy and will suck the life force out of humans to get it.

## Overview

### Weakness

Jiangshi can be restrained by a black donkey hoof. Since Jiangshi seek out yang energy, anything rich in Yin Energy can deter them. Eating corpses can increase a person's yin energy.

## References

1. ↑ 1.0 1.1 1.2 Volume 1, Chapter 5 (Jiangshi is translated as zombie)
2. ↑ Volume 1, Chapter 6 ("Black donkey’s hooves are for [jiangshi].").
Feng

**Feng (冯)** is a German character that accompanied Wu Xie, Wang Pangzi, and Zhang Haixing in the novel *Tibetan Sea Flower*. His name is Von which translates to Feng in Chinese.

## Appearance and Skills

Feng is short. Wu Xie believed he looked like a special forces soldier. Pangzi also described him as being at least 108 kilograms of muscle.

Feng has a zoology degree and is an associate professor. His spoken Chinese is very good. He is also flexible and quick-thinking.

## References

1. ↑ 1.0 1.1 1.2 1.3 Tibetan Sea Flower, Chapter 54
2. ↑ Tibetan Sea Flower, Chapter 55
God of Thunder's Coffin (Chapter)

**God of Thunder's Coffin** is the ninth chapter of the novel *Restart (Chong Qi)*.

## Synopsis

Once in the tomb, they discovered murals stolen from a Song dynasty tomb. They depicted darks clouds, lightening, and thunder gods. At the bottom of the painting were little people with their ears turned towards the mountain, as if they were listening to the thunder. Wu Xie believed the contents of the murals were actually related to listening to thunder. And that Yang Daguang’s ancestors may have been exposed to listening to thunder very early, so Yang Daguang learned the mystery of thunder when he inherited the ancestral teachings. Wu Xie and Pangzi noticed that there were no bodies of the Yang Family in the tomb. They started to look around and Wu Xie found a hidden passage behind one of the murals. It was a rotating door but they couldn't figure out how to activate it. So, they dug a hole in the ground and then dug under the wall.

Wu Xie crawled in and took pictures with his phone. He saw coffins half-buried vertically in the wall. The wood was so rotten that bodies could be seen inside which was probably the Yang family. They also thought they saw more interesting things, so they decided to crawl into the hole and look around. There was a sarcophagus in the middle of the room painted red. The outer wall of the sarcophagus was covered in thunder gods and the coffin lid was engraved with cloud patterns that were coiled to form ears. The characters painted on the mural all had particularly large ears as well.

On top of the sarcophagus was an upside bell embedded at the top of the tomb. The bell was made of copper and was covered in thousands of layers of green and red rust. Wu Xie believed that the bell was a sound amplifier that the body in the sarcophagus used to listen to certain sounds. Wu Xie did not think the bell, murals, or the sarcophagus was all from the same tomb. Wu Xie went under the bell to listen and heard a lot of groundwater flowing. Wu Xie felt something was wrong and went out in to the tunnels and discovered it was raining and lightening.

Wu Xie could hear the thunder more clearly in the tomb than when he was outside. The thunder was reverberating through the bell but sounded like whispering. It sounded as if countless people were whispering at the same time. But not matter how much he listened he couldn't make out what they were saying. All these voices seemed to converge and point right to the sarcophagus. So, both of them went over to open the sarcophagus. Pangzi opened the lid to the coffin while Wu Xie stayed behind for safety. When Pangzi opened the lid he said there was a monster inside.

## Characters

* Wu Xie
* Wang Pangzi
* Wu Sanxing (mentioned)
* Yang Daguang (mentioned)
Forefathers

### Set

Gilded Dragon Head, Limestone Divine Beast, Bronze Crowned Sunbird, Bronze Head with Golden Mask, Bronze Divine Tree

### Soulfuse Bonus

DMG Bonus vs Undead

**Forefathers** is an artifact set that improves DMG Bonus vs Undead when the set is completed and upon additional soulfuses. The set contains Gilded Dragon Head, Limestone Divine Beast, Bronze Crowned Sunbird, Bronze Head with Golden Mask, Bronze Divine Tree.
Lacquered Earthen Jug

**Lacquered Earthen Jug** is an artifact that increases a character's DEF, HP, and ACC.

## Profile

A painted earthenware jug, made from sandy gray clay, featuring a broad mouth, narrow neck, sloping shoulders, rounded belly, and a circular base. The vessel has the natural color of the clay and is adorned with fish, geometric patterns, and coated in [a] final layer of lacquer. Funerary jars imitating bronze vessels were commonly found in tomb of the late Spring and Autumn period and remained popular up until the Warring States period.
Gold Jaded Band Hook

**Gold Jaded Band Hook** is an artifact that increases a player's Min ATK,Max ATK, and Lethal RES.

## Profile

A gilt belt hook on a base of silver, decorated with beast head and falcon motif. The hook is inlaid with three circlets of white jade, each containing a glass bead, which is attached to the hook with gold thread as fine as human hair. Crafted using sophisticated techniques including gilding, inlay, engraving, etc., to create a piece incorporating different textures and colors, the overall effect is one of complexity and opulence. The quality of belt hooks during the Warring States period is testament to the advanced level of metalworking at that time.

## Star Up

Starring up increases Min ATK and Max ATK.

## Soulfuse

Soulfusing increases Min ATK, Max ATK, and Lethal RES.

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Celadon Kettle

**Celadon Kettle** is an artifact that increases a player's DEF, HP, and Equipment Basic ATK.

## Profile

Manufactured in the Yaozhou Kiln during the Five Dynasties period, this teapot has a delicate flower design and beautiful jade green glaze. The body is covered in a peony relief with a ring of lotus petals around the base. The spout has the shape of a tiger, the handle the shape of a phoenix, and the lid is for decorative purposes only. To use the teapot, water is added through a plum blossom-shaped hole in the base. The teapot's special internal structure prevents the water from spilling out when the teapot is returned to its original position. For that reason, it is also known as the "bottom filling teapot".

## Soulfuse

Soulfusing increases HP, DEF, and Equipment Basic ATK.

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Everlasting Tower

**Everlasting Tower** is the twenty-second chapter in the novel *The Mystic Nine (Lao Jiu Men)*.

## Synopsis

Zhang Qishan split from Qi Tiezui and Lieutenant Zhang. The two of them explored the surrounding mountains together. Lt. Zhang noticed a change in Ba Ye once Zhang Qishan left. Lt. Zhang thought the other had the aura of an immortal that seemed detached from the world. Now that Zhang Qishan was gone Ba Ye believed someone had to control the scene. Ba Ye saw an everlasting tower which was a type of Taoist temple. The spire of the tower is similar to male yang. Lt. Zhang didn't believe that it was an everlasting tower because they were so rare. Ba Ye only explained that the position of the tower was very wrong and that something would happen later. Lt. Zhang was unbothered believing that he and Fo Ye would die together on the battlefield anyway.

The two of them approached the Taoist temple and Ba Ye looked for a Bixie (a variant of a Qiongqi) which indicated the location of a hidden well. The wellhead was round whereas Qiongqi should be square. Ba Ye thought something was wrong since a square one meant a corpse was sealed below while a round one meant a demon.

A gust of air came up from the wellhead which was followed by a yellow-haired claw grabbing onto Lieutenant Zhang and dragging him down into the well. Gunshots rang out down in the well and Ba Ye went down. He saw the Lieutenant who was missing his shirt and was covered in blood. Lt. Zhang lit a flare and the two of them saw an abandoned stone room inside of which were countless intersecting strands of insect silk that covered the walls and floors. There were also earthen jars that were covered in Taoist talismans. Ba Ye believed the bugs weren't what was harming people but were actually raised in the earthen jars to seal something else underground.

## Characters

* Qi Tiezui
* Lieutenant Zhang
* Zhang Qishan (mentioned)

## Location

* Changsha Mountains
	+ Taoist Temple
Daomu Biji: Qinling Sacred Tree (Comic)

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## Daomu Biji: Qinling Sacred Tree

### Published

August 2022 (1st Book),
August 2023 (2nd Book)

### Publisher

CITIC Press Group (中信出版集团)

**Daomu Biji: Qinling Sacred Tree (Comic)** is a Chinese comic series based on the Daomu Biji novel *Volume 2*, written by Nanpai Sanshu.

## Synopsis

改编自南派三叔人气小说《盗墓笔记》之秦岭神树篇。神秘的秦岭深夹子沟内，一处鲜为人知的厍国古墓中矗立着一根青铜古树。吴邪被老痒寻着《河木集》的记载，寻找传说中能实现任何愿望的宝贝。 每周六/周日更新
Graveyard of a Queen

**Graveyard of a Queen** is the sixth and final English translation of the eight-volume series Daomu Biji. It was published under the English title series *The Grave Robbers' Chronicles.*

This is the last officially translated book in *The Grave Robbers’ Chronicles* series. Only fan translations are available for the remaining books.

## Synopsis

Lost in a swamp filled with murderous serpents, surrounded by invisible voices, and foiled repeatedly as they struggle to keep on the trail of Uncle Three’s lost love, the grave-robbing team of Fats, Panzi, Qilin, and Uncle Three’s nephew find themselves in deeper trouble than anything they’ve encountered on their earlier adventures. Even when Uncle Three comes back on the scene and the elusive Wen-Jin ventures out from the shadows, the answers that these two enigmatic people provide are troubling, not helpful.

Making their way through the subterranean irrigation system of a vanished empire, the grave robbers find more than they ever expected—and almost more than they can handle. Even Zhang Qilin is tested beyond his limits in Graveyard of a Queen, the sixth volume of The Grave Robbers’ Chronicles.
Discord

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The **Daomu Biji Discord** is a Discord server for fans of the novels and its adaptations. You can talk about anything including ships, theories, and airing shows as well as share fics, images, and videos.

## Joining

1. Click on the "Get the Invite" icon above or use the link, https://discord.gg/WaQnj6nPKR. Register your username to join the discord server.
2. Then follow the instructions provided by Discord.
3. It is recommended to download the Discord app for desktop and/or your mobile phone.

## References

https://community.fandom.com/wiki/Discord
Hexagonal Ritual Bell (Game)

**Hexagonal Ritual Bell** is an artifact that increases a character's Min ATK, Max ATK, and PVP DMG Bonus.

## Profile

A hexagonal bronze bell, capped with a dragon-headed crown, decorated with geometric lines, cloud scrolls, and round knobs. It has an undulating base which is divided into six leaves engraved with hundreds of enchantments. The sound of the bell is deep and sonorous. Forged during the Western Zhou, it is thought the bell was used in grand ceremonies to drive away demons and other evil spirits.

## Star Up

Starring up increases Min ATK and Max ATK.

## Soulfuse

Soulfusing increases Min ATK, Max ATK, and PVP DMG Bonus.

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Wu Xie (Time Raiders)

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**Wu Xie** is a character and support companion in the game *Time Raiders.* He is based on the character of the same name from the novel series *Daomu Biji*.

Wu Xie is a member of the Golden Trio and descended from the Wu Clan. He is also Wang Pangzi and Zhang Qiling's sworn friend.

## Companion Skills

### Main

Wu Xie's main skill is Bright as Day. Bright as Day deals 150% or more DMG to enemies within range every second for 5s. Each damage instance has a 50% chance to immobilize the target for 1s.

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### Passive Skills

Wu Xie's passive skills are Gifted Safeguard, Primo ATK Reduction, and Wise Mute.

* **Gifted Safeguard** has a 50% chance to shorten the control effects inflicted on you by 50%.
* **Primo ATK Reduction**, in combat, has a 15% chance to reduce the target's ATK by 15% for 3s. CD: 10s.
* With **Wise Mute**, the companion's attack has an 8% chance to silence the target, preventing this enemy from casting skills for 2s. CD: 10s.
An Opening in the Cave

**An Opening in the Cave** is the seventeenth chapter in the novel *Cavern of the Blood Zombies.*

## Synopsis

The hand was just as Pan Zi described. Pangzi poked at the hand with a gun but it wrapped itself around it and Pangzi had to use all his strength to fight back. Pan Zi gave him a knife and slashed the hand which released its grip. Pangzi got angry and hit the wall where the hand disappeared with his fists. The wall gave way and a tunnel leading to a cave appeared. Pangzi was about to go into the tunnel when Pan Zi wondered if corpse-eaters create it to move around in. Pan Zi also said not to worry because he had swiped some of Qiling's blood and told everyone to use it on themselves. They crawled into the tunnel with Wu Xie at the end.

## Characters

* Wu Xie
* Wang Pangzi
* Pan Zi
At This Moment

Accompanying photo on WeChat

**At This Moment** is an extra written by Nanpai Sanshu. It was posted to WeChat on February 2015.

## Synopsis

The extra looks at what Wu Xie, Zhang Qiling, Wang Pangzi, Hei Yanjing, Xie Yuchen, and Huo Xiuxiu were doing during new year's.

## External Links

* The Extra on WeChat
* English translation on Merebear's WordPress
Four-Legged Ritual Washbasin

**Four-Legged Ritual Washbasin** is an artifact that increases a player's HP, DEF, and Skill DR.

## Profile

A deep washbasin with a handle, four feet in the form of animals, a wide top, smooth edges, broad shallow spout, and a dragon handle gripping the edge of the basin in its mouth. The edge is decorated with storm clouds and the body of the ewer with concentric lines. The basin is a water vessel which would be filled by maids before a meal and placed on a tray to catch any spillage. Originally made from copper alloys in the Middle to Late Western Zhou Dynasty, washbasins were widely adopted during the Spring and Autumn period. After the Han times, ceramic imitations appeared and continued to be used in the Tang and Song periods. Washbasins are more commonly found in the tombs of women and inscriptions suggest they were commonly given as dowry gifts, indicating a special connection between these items and the fairer sex.

## Soulfuse

Soulfusing increases HP, DEF, and Skill DR.

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Book of Burial

**The Book of Burial (葬书)** is a book on Feng Shui written sometime during the Eastern Jin Dynasty (317–420). It discusses auspicious places for burying the dead.

The book was mentioned by Monk Hua when discussing where the entrance of the tomb may be. If Wang Zanghai didn't follow the Book of Burial, which discusses feng shui, then it would be very dangerous for them.

In the extra Zombie Turtle, Wang Pangzi tries to create a zombie turtle by using nurturing a corpse described in the Book of Burial.

## References

1. ↑ 1.0 1.1 Volume 3, Chapter 13
2. ↑ Zombie Turtle Extra
Feng Shui

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**Feng Shui (风水)**, literal translation **Wind-water**, is the ancient Chinese art of placement. It has two schools of thought: the Form School, which focuses on the location and orientation of sitings and the Compass School, which is based on astrological or cosmological orientations.

## References

1. ↑ Meisnner, Daniel J., *Feng Shui: The Wind and Water*
2. ↑ Field, Stephen L., *The Truth about Chinese Fengshui*
A Thousand Faces

Accompanying photo on WeChat

**A Thousand Faces** is an extra written by Nanpai Sanshu. It was posted to WeChat in April 2019. It was also included in the publication of *Moving Forward Through the Flowery Night.*

## Synopsis

There is an amazing industry around me that focuses on masks. I have long been interested in this mask industry, so I will do in-depth data collection and gather a thousand stories associated with masks. Some will relate to human skin masks and some will relate to dirty faces. I’ll collectively call them––A Thousand Faces.

## External Links

* Extra on WeChat
* English translation on Merebear's WordPress
Da Kui

Da Kui in The Lost Tomb 2

**Da Kui (大奎)**, also known as **Big Kui**, is a member of Wu Sanxing's team that robbed the Seven Star Lu Palace tomb. He often joined Wu Sanxing on grave robberies.

## Personality & Appearance

Da Kui was a big man but was very timid and easily scared. When there was a shadow in the water, Da Kui was the only one freaked out and even moved to the center of the boat to avoid it.

## History

Da Kui joined Wu Sanxing and his team to explore the Seven Star Palace tomb. He and Wu Sanxing got separated from Wu Xie but they met again in the main chamber. While in the main tomb chamber, the severed blood corpse's head started moving and the king of corpse-eaters crawled its way out.

The corpse-eater took flight and Da Kui grabbed onto it instinctively. His body immediately turned blood red and his limbs began to contort out of pain. Wu Xie wanted to help him, but Zhang Qiling stopped him telling him that if he touched Da Kui he would die as well. Pangzi grabbed Wu Xie's gun while Wu Xie tried to fight him off. The gun went off and struck Da Kui in the head and they assumed it had killed him.

The red corpse-eater then flew out of Da Kui's hands and Pangzi smashed the bug with the purple jade box. By killing the king of corpse-eaters they summoned the rest of the corpse-eaters in the tomb. They hurriedly climbed onto the Hydra-Cypress Tree to escape. While Wu Xie was on the tree he saw a blood zombie. Wu Xie recognized it as Da Kui who had survived since the bullet did not seem to hit his brain.

Wu Xie tried to help him but Da Kui seemed full of resentment. He grabbed Wu Xie's hand and Wu Xie's hand took on the same blood-red color Da Kui had. Da Kui pulled Wu Xie downward and he even tried to strangle him. Wu Xie used his gun and hit him in the chest. Da Kui fell off the tree into a swarm of the corpse-eaters presumably dying.

## References

1. ↑ Cavern of the Blood Zombies (Print), Chapter 4, Page 36
2. ↑ Cavern of the Blood Zombies (Print), Chapter 3, Page 34
3. ↑ Cavern of the Blood Zombies (Print), Chapter 4, Page 42
4. ↑ 4.0 4.1 4.2 4.3 4.4 4.5 4.6 4.7 4.8 4.9 Cavern of the Blood Zombies, Chapter 27
5. ↑ 5.0 5.1 5.2 5.3 5.4 5.5 Cavern of the Blood Zombies, Chapter 28