On the way, I asked Cao Nan and Hu Lai what they thought of the suspected tomb in the belly of the mountain.

Huang Mao said that there were very scary things inside, and it was best to stay away from there, especially at night; Hu Lai said that if it is a tomb, it must be a Qin tomb, because the font on the stone tablet is Qin seal.

The lightning flashed in my heart, Qin Seal, which is the text of the Qin Dynasty. And Zhao Tuo, the king of Dayue Wu enshrined in that temple, turned out to be a Qin general.

It's just right!

A bold idea came to my mind, the tomb in the belly of the mountain can't be the tomb of King Wu of Dayue, Zhao Tuo, right?

I'm not sure, I originally wanted to discuss it with Huang Maohu, but as soon as I remembered the warning of the existence in the temple and asked me not to reveal the affairs of the temple to anyone, I gave up.

It was already evening when I got back to the store, and I sat down in front of the computer after dinner, washing, and so on.

My own history is very sloppy, and since I can't discuss it with Hu Lai Huangmao, I have to ask for help from the Internet.

The Internet is the largest database, and many of the wild histories in it are actually true, but they cannot be accepted because this is an era of superstitious "science".

I first typed in the two words Qin Seal, opened the encyclopedia, and found that Hu Lai was right, the blood-colored font on the stele was exactly the same as Qin Seal, like a simplified version of the oracle bone inscription, crooked. It can only be vaguely recognizable, and the current traditional Chinese characters have that bit of similarity.

The inscription is written: The iron rope is ghostly, and the living are not allowed to enter! One or two of them, I even found the exact same. Five kinds of strokes of Chinese characters, horizontal and vertical skimming; But Qin Seal is completely different, all the strokes are crooked, like earthworms crawling, with a strong oracle bone color.

It was this semi-oracle bone script that slowly evolved into Chinese characters in the later Han Dynasty.

Before the Qin Dynasty, Huaxia belonged to the feudal system, and a vassal state was eager to have several different languages and scripts, not to mention the entire dynasty, which was a mess.

After Qin Shi Huang unified China, he implemented the same track and the same script, eliminated the six languages, changed the Qin seal to the only legal font, and burned all the illegal.

The Han Dynasty inherited the Qin system, and the Qin seal was also inherited by the Han Dynasty, and later evolved into the Han seal. Then there is the official book, which begins to have edges and corners when it is folded horizontally and vertically, which is more similar to modern traditional Chinese characters.

The Qin seal laid a unified foundation for the early evolution of modern Chinese characters.

This is also Qin Shi Huang's greatest contribution to later generations. Because words are the most cohesive thing for a nation.

After searching for Qin Seal, I typed in the words "Zhao Tuo's Tomb" again.

The things that came out of the search were more chaotic, and all kinds of legends of official history and wild history were flying all over the sky, but one thing was the same. The tomb of Zhao Tuo has not been discovered so far.

My heart jumped, and I was one step closer to my guess.

Then I rummaged through it and found a book closest to that era, "Fanyu Magazine", which reads: He died, there were several camps and tombs, and the funeral car went out from the four gates, so I don't know where the tomb is.

It means that Zhao Tuo built many tombs. At the time of the burial, multiple hearses set off from the four city gates at the same time, and only one of them was real, which confused everyone, and no one knew where Zhao Tuo's real tomb was.

The description here is as precious as gold, but it can be seen that Zhao Tuo has put a lot of effort into the safety of his tomb.

The main ethnic group of Nanyue was the 500,000 army and family members brought by Zhao Tuo, and after the Qin was destroyed, they were the remnants of the Qin Dynasty. To put it bluntly, it is a small Qin country.

Although the title of King Wu of Dayue has a taste of wearing a high hat, after all, the Nanyue Kingdom is really not big compared to the Han Dynasty of the same period. But in the end, it is a matter of concern to the lord of a country and a country. It's definitely a national effort.

Later facts have also proved that Zhao Tuo was successful, and until now, he has not been able to find the location of his tomb.

Could it be that Jinpenling will be Zhao Tuo's mausoleum?

All kinds of clues. It all seems to point to this conclusion.

"Jinpenling, Zhao Tuo's tomb." I muttered these two words, and suddenly my mind flashed with lightning, the origin of Jinpenling. It's because the main peak, Jinpen Mountain, is like an upside-down basin.

Is the upside-down basin like something else, a grave bag?

Inverted basins, tomb bags, mausoleums, and sacrificial Yuewang Temple...... If you connect it in this way, it seems that you are a big step closer to your own conjecture.

Jinpen Mountain, if you can't get it, it is really the mausoleum of Zhao Tuo, the king of Dayue Wu.

What's more, a place with a mausoleum, even if it is suspicious, will attract one kind of person - tomb robbers.

The Qin and Han dynasties advocated thick burials, and the scale of the mausoleums of princes and generals and the burial goods were absolutely shocking. You don't see a small thing dug up with the burial of the Marquis of Haidu, which has made the blood of the entire examination and academic community boil for more than ten years.

Not to mention the emperor, who is scared to death and does not pay for his life.

It is precisely for this reason that tomb robbers like the tomb of the Qin and Han dynasties the most, and they will get rich when they dig it, not to mention the princes and generals, and even the tombs of small landlords and wealthy merchants.

This reminds me of the group of tomb robbers, as well as the three brothers of the Tu family and Xu Jiaojiao. They can't be a tomb robber, right?

What do you smell to rob a tomb?

This is a possibility, and it is not small. The emperor's mausoleum is going to be stolen, and it is an astronomical amount when it is sold again, and the wealth is moving.

Xu Jiaojiao dislikes the poor and loves the rich, and she has no skills, so she will really be attracted by a windfall organization like tomb robbing.

But there is also a problem with this assumption, the tomb robbers want to rob the tomb and dig it up the mountain, and they can't dig it with mechanical explosives. Jinpen Mountain is inaccessible, just find an excuse to cover it up, why are you going around me? Not only around me, but also around my grandfather's coffin.

There are also two problems.

First, the location of the belly space of the mountain is not on the main peak of Jinpen Mountain, but an inconspicuous nameless mountain next to Jinpen Mountain, which is completely incomparable with the shining Jinpen Mountain in the morning and evening.

Second, the last time I broke into the Dayue Wuwang Temple, the location was in Jinpen Mountain, and it was not the nameless mountain.

Therefore, the judgment of Zhao Tuo's tomb seems to be open to discussion.

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After that, I looked up a lot of information on the Internet, but I didn't find anything valuable, and all of the above can only remain at the level of speculation. All kinds of doubts are entangled in the inner species, which makes my head hurt a little and I can't guess it.

An imperial mausoleum can attract so many ghosts and ghosts, corpses and evil spirits?

They're not people, so they can't go for money, right?

Shaking my head, I threw the thoughts out of my head and prepared for bed.

When I turned it off, I suddenly caught a glimpse of a folder on the desktop, and the ghost clicked on it, and inside was a encrypted video. It is the last time Huang Mao sneaked to the beam of Feng Deliang's house and secretly took a video of Wang and Feng Daniu upside down.

At that time, when I was "appreciating" with Huang Mao and them, I felt that something was wrong, and the last time Wang drugged me and forcibly borrowed seeds, this feeling was even stronger.

Unlock and click on the video playback.

In the picture, Wang Shi and Feng Daniu entered the room. Burning Wood undressed impatiently, both of them were very devoted, even crazy. Wang's is charming inside, and he can't see anything from the outside. Encountering that kind of thing is like a different person.

After reading it from beginning to end, I couldn't help but feel hot, the last time Wang used force on me, to be honest, it is impossible to have a little impulse in my heart, after all, he is a man with strong blood.

If he didn't hold it at that time, the actor in the film should have become himself.

But...... That's not the point, the point is that I still feel that something is wrong.

Then I put it a second time, watching Wang's crazy and appearance, patted his thigh, and finally knew what was wrong.

Wang shouldn't be so committed!

When I went to Wang's house that day, she cried and begged me on her knees, saying that she must leave one for Feng Deliang, and what she showed was that she loved Feng Deliang very much and had deep feelings for Feng Deliang. In order to realize Feng Deliang's last wish, he was desperate.

According to this reasoning, when she asked Feng Da Niu to borrow seeds, she should show rejection and indifference, and she should not be happy, at least she should not be active and crazy. Because borrowing this kind of thing is not good to say, it is essentially a disobedience to women's morals and betrayal!

A woman who loves her deceased husband so much, will she be so involved and active in the "big war" with another man when her deceased husband is "still cold"?

No!

Wang is lying, she doesn't love Feng Deliang at all!

Because the human body is the most honest!

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