The Lost Tomb Vol. 8
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  • Reads 32,933
  • Votes 932
  • Parts 81
  • Time 11h 13m
Complete, First published Dec 20, 2020
This is the novel where The Lost Tomb drama was adapted.
Grave Robbers' Chronicles Vol. 8 (The Finale)
Original work by Xu Lei
English Translation: MereBear
Disclaimer: I do not own anything, this novel is the work from the original author Xu Lei. This is for personal reading only, I just wanted to share this story which I truly enjoy. 

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A novel series about the grave-robbing adventures of Wu Xie, a young man hailing from a family that had been tomb-raiders for centuries.

In order to rectify Uncle Three's business in Changsha, Wu Xie put on a human skin mask and pretended to be Uncle Three. Wu Xie, Pan Zi, Xiao Hua, and others went to Guangxi from Hangzhou, Changsha, and Beijing. In the village of Banai in Guangxi, Wu Xie (still pretending to be Uncle Three) met Qiu Dekao's team again and saw Ghost, a man whose shoulders had melted and collapsed. They found that Ghost was a member of the archaeological team that went to the Zhang family's ancient building thirty years ago, and was also named Zhang Qiling! Was Ghost the key to solving all these secrets? Driven by Ghost, they finally delved deep into the great secret of the vast and strange mountains-a group of Miluotuo who lived on cannibalism were in the mountains, and the passage to the secret location of the ancient building was very dangerous and treacherous if they delayed! Wu Xie and Fatty finally entered the Zhang family's ancient building, but can they save Poker-Face? What will they find about the archaeological team from thirty years ago?
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