Rebirth 81: Being forced into marriage by my sister’s best friend at the beginning

Xu Ning turned pale and did not answer.

He would appear a little reserved when facing strangers, but Liu Jingfeng said, "We have only been to human graves, and we have never seen ghosts."

"Haha, don't be afraid, we won't go in." Hong Wu and the few people behind laughed. They came to the yard and said, "The robbery hole is hidden behind the ancestral hall."

Following them to the back of the ancestral hall, Lao Hei motioned to his men.

Then two sturdy men took out pickaxes and dug up a layer of soil on the ground, and a square stone slab appeared in front of everyone.

They lifted the stone slab, and sure enough, a robbery hole appeared.

The cave is very narrow, only large enough for one person to enter and exit.

"Follow me." Lao Hei took out his flashlight and climbed in first.

It can be seen that he is already familiar with this robbery hole.

The others followed behind. The cave was not deep, only five or six meters, and then they appeared in a stone room.

Lin Ran looked at the thick soil piled under the four walls. It was just as he said. They had dug in all directions, but there were silhouettes of stones everywhere.

This ear room is about twenty square meters, which is not considered very large.

In a corner of the ear room, there was a thick pile of soil.

Lin Ran asked: "Have you done digging over there?"

"We didn't dig it, it was all dug by the previous team." Lao Hei said.

"Then why is there such thick soil there?" Lin Ran felt a little strange.

"Their people are buried there." Lao Hei replied in a low voice.

This ear room doesn't look like a trap, so how could he be buried here?

Lin Ran felt something was wrong, but he didn't say it out loud.

He carefully observed the ear chamber. It was very small and very low. Wang Jinpeng should be able to touch the top with his toes.

Working in a place like this seems depressing.

"Okay, Mr. Lin, I'll leave the rest of the work to you." Lao Hei was too lazy to chat with him.

They couldn't find the switch to the tomb door, so they needed expert help.

Lin Ran didn't hesitate and walked twice along the edge of the ear chamber.

He held a small hammer in his hand, and when he was close to the shooting, he tapped the wall with the hammer, and then frowned.

"What?" Lao Hei saw Lin Ran stopped and asked, "Mr. Lin, have you discovered anything?"

Lin Ran replied: "I was knocking on the wall just now to identify the sound. Just like what you said, it is surrounded by stone walls and should be original."

"What?" Lao Hei felt puzzled. Isn't the ear room connected to the main tomb?

"There has been no digging around here. It doesn't look like someone has built a tomb." Lin Ran replied.

This made Lao Hei puzzled.

"Impossible. Could it be that someone hid something here for nothing and had it stolen?" He frowned.

The air quality underground was not good, and when they couldn't figure out the reason for a while, they decided to return to the ground first.

Lin Ran said: "Actually, I have seen this mountain during the day. It is indeed a geomantic treasure."

"It's just that we know very little about Yuan's tombs. It's possible that their tombs are separate."

Lin Ran didn't want to say anything depressing. He vaguely felt that Lao Hei was hiding something from him.

It was originally thought that the previous team had triggered a mechanism in the corridor and died inside.

In the end, only four people collapsed in the ear chamber. Is this reasonable?

He subconsciously felt that there was something wrong, but they had the advantage in terms of numbers and combat power, and he was not afraid that Lao Hei would mess up.

"Let's keep looking forward." Lin Ran suggested.

This proposal was approved by Lao Hei, and they walked towards the foot of the mountain.

The night in the mountains is extremely scary. There is no fear of cold wind blowing in your ears, and you can still hear the faint howling of wolves in the distance.

But they were depressed now. They thought that Lin Ran would be able to help them solve their confusion, but unexpectedly they only came to the conclusion that it was an ordinary ear chamber.

Carrying various tools for lowering the grave, they arrived at the foot of the mountain.

There is an abandoned factory here.

It should be a small workshop, Lao Hei chuckled: "We have come here to look for it before, but we didn't find anything special."

"We must have been deceived, right?" Hong Wu sighed, and then said indignantly, "I have known for a long time that Zheng Mazi is unreliable."

"It shouldn't be false." Lao Hei said, "Look, he said that his teammates died inside, and we did find four corpses when we went in. Could it be that they killed someone?"

Because he was worried about fraud, Lin Ran kept listening to the whispers of Lao Hei and the others.

But they didn’t know whether they were doing it on purpose or if they were really unaware, and the topics they talked about didn’t seem like they were making up stories.

Lin Ran also felt that this tomb was not fake.

After all, he could tell at a glance what level Yuan Qinghua was.

It is definitely not something that ordinary counterfeiters can imitate, unless it is...

First go to the guy selling fake goods in Qian Ganghua store.

Lin Ran couldn't help but shudder in his heart. Could he really be cheated?

At this time, everyone was tired from walking, so they decided to sit down and take a rest.

Hongwu also took this opportunity to tell everyone about his investigation.

"This mountain range is called King Mountain. It is said that many kings were buried here in the past."

His investigation was too general, as if he had not investigated clearly.

It can be seen that he does not have any level of education, he just knows how to read Feng Shui.

Lin Ran listened to him telling stories beside him. On the surface, he was smiling and noncommittal, but in his heart, he was recalling the characteristics of Yuan's tomb.

Since not many large-scale Yuan tombs have been unearthed, it is difficult to generalize the characteristics of the tombs.

I only know that a large Yuan Dynasty tomb was unearthed near the capital, and there were many funerary objects in it.

He couldn't remember the specific location, and after experiencing the Zao Tomb incident, he knew that there must be some deviations in history.

The Yuan Dynasty was a short-lived dynasty ruled by the Mongols and had unique funeral customs.

The most striking feature is the simple burial.

Because before they settled in the Central Plains, they were nomadic people, returning home from all over the world without a fixed residence.

Wars between tribes were also frequent, and deaths were commonplace.

Therefore, they take life very lightly, and the funeral ceremony is simple.

When they hold funerals, they often let the deceased sit in the center of the tent where they lived.

Then the person in charge of the sacrifice dances the great god next to him and prays at the same time.

Later, the funerary objects, usually horses, bows and arrows, are buried in the soil.

This was how the clan leaders were treated at that time, which was far different from that of the kings of the Central Plains.

After Kublai Khan, the founder of the Yuan Dynasty, established the Yuan Dynasty, he was actually influenced by many Han people, including funeral customs.

They also began to use coffins, but the coffins they used were obviously different from those of the Central Plains people.

But the content in the book only goes so far, so the number of unearthed samples is too small to make a conclusion.

This is the purpose of archeology, to reconstruct the historical truth through the excavation of ancient tombs.