Tell the truth.

Being so close to this mummy, Wu Liangliang still felt a little panicked.

After all, in later generations of tomb robbers and movies, as long as similar actions occur, the mummy underneath will definitely explode, causing people to have a surge of adrenaline.

In addition, some tomb robbers also teach people to take out various kinds of nine-orificed jade from the corpse. They should lie face to face with the corpse and keep a distance. They should wrap the corpse's neck and your own neck with a corpse binding rope, and then slowly stand up and pull it out.

Put it on the corpse, and then go to the corpse to touch the nine-aperture jade stuffed into the body.

This is also a mind-numbing move, lying face to face on a corpse...Wu Liang really wants to complain. No matter how you look at it, this seems to be deliberately adding to the thrill and sensation.

Anyway, he is not sure whether this kind of action can prevent the transformation of corpses. Even if it is really effective, he will never try it, let alone teach the backbone of the Hu army to try it.

As a tomb robber.

First of all, he is not interested in the Jiuqiao Jade at all. After all, the Jiuqiao Jade of this era is not as valuable as the cultural relics of later generations, so there is no need to search for it so much.

Even if he is really interested, he will choose a safer way - first tie the corpse into a rice dumpling with a strong rope, and then use a clamp to take the Nine-Aperture Jade from the corpse. Wouldn't it be delicious? In this way, even if the corpse of the tomb owner is really

If a corpse mutates, there is no way to easily injure people. I don’t know how easy it would be to deal with it when there are so many people.

at the same time.

Dian Wei's actions were also very good. When Wu Liang reached over the legs of the mummy to get the jade pendant, he took advantage of the situation and placed a halberd in front of Wu Liang and the upper body of the corpse.

In this way, if some unexpected changes occurred to the corpse, it would first be blocked by Dian Wei's hand halberd. With his extraordinary strength, he would definitely be able to prevent the corpse from easily touching Wu Liang.

result.

Naturally, there are no dangers.

When Wu Liang got the jade pendant, there was no abnormality in the body huddled under the wooden platform.

Even so, Wu Liang still quickly retreated, and then he breathed a sigh of relief. He wiped the jade pendant that had a lot of dust on it through his gloves, and then blew it a few times with his mouth.

After simple processing.

At this time, the pattern on the jade pendant finally appeared completely.

Wu Liang looked carefully and saw that it was a fish-shaped jade pendant carved and polished from a piece of white marble. The shape of the fish was not very distinctive, it could only be said to be average.

On the back of the fish-shaped jade pendant, Wu Liang discovered a small Chinese character engraved in the center of the jade pendant.

This is the word "Nao".

"mud?"

Wu Liang frowned slightly, trying to find from the historical knowledge in his mind people with the surname "Nao" related to Liu Pengzu, or even people with the surname "Nao" during the Western Han Dynasty.

Because people in the Han Dynasty valued their surnames more than their given names, so if many personal items, tokens, utensils and flags were to be engraved, they would usually only be engraved with their surnames. In addition, people's names in this era were sometimes taboo, even

Even calling someone by name would be considered offensive and disrespectful. The word "name taboo" comes from this etiquette rule. Therefore, the character "Nao" cannot be a name, but can only be a surname.

Soon Wu Liang thought of a person who had a close relationship with Liu Pengzu - Nao Ji.

This is a strange woman who many archaeologists of later generations believe can be compared with the four beauties of the ancient Celestial Dynasty. She is recorded in the "Book of Han" and "Historical Records".

Nao Ji is also a charming beauty who once made three princes fall in love with her.

The first one was her first husband, King Liu Fei of Jiangdu.

At a young age, Liu Fei made great achievements in the "Seven Kingdoms Rebellion" and was named the King of Jiangdu. He was very energetic and managed the palace. Soon after, he married Nao Ji, and was called a talented and beautiful fairy couple by the people at the time.

Unfortunately, Liu Fei's life was short-lived and he died in middle age.

Nao Ji became a widow, but beautiful women are always in demand, and she soon welcomed her second husband.

This second husband was none other than Liu Fei's biological son Liu Jian.

Liu Fei lived a heroic life, but his son Liu Jian was a dissolute and immoral person. Liu Fei had not been buried at that time. As the crown prince, Liu Jian occupied Nao Ji in the mourning hall. How could Nao Ji, a female prostitute, dare to offend the crown prince?

I had no choice but to submit to it.

Later, Liu Jian inherited the throne of Jiangdu. Not only did he act wildly and outrageously, he even dared to secretly bear the emperor's seal with the intention of rebelling. He was later reported, and Emperor Wu of the Han Dynasty sent people to investigate. Liu Jian knew that the crime was unpardonable, so he had to use his clothes to

Died by suicide.

Nao Ji became a widow again.

At this time, the third prince came to the door. This person was Liu Pengzu, the owner of this tomb.

Liu Pengzu had long heard that Nao Ji was extremely beautiful, so he immediately tried his best to win Nao Ji back after Liu Jian's death, and gave birth to a son with her not long after.

Later, when Liu Pengzu died, there was no record about Nao Ji. No one knew where she went or whether she died in the end, and no suspected tomb of her was discovered by later generations.

so……

Wu Liang raised his head and looked at the female corpse huddled under the wooden platform.

Could this corpse be that of Nao Ji, who was recorded in the "Book of Han" and "Historical Records"?

Could it be that after Liu Pengzu's death, he still refused to let Nao Ji go, and actually took great pains to build such a contrary mausoleum, not only hiding his property here, but also bringing Nao Ji in to die as a living sacrifice?

That's exactly what it is.

After the tomb door was sealed, Nao Ji was tied up like this without eating or drinking. She must have gone through an extremely painful struggle and finally died miserably under this wooden platform?

This possibility is actually very high.

Since Liu Pengzu took great pains to win over Naoji, he loved her very passionately, but at the same time, various details showed that Liu Pengzu was an extremely selfish person. He could deceive everyone and take away all his property.

Even if she dies, she must be placed under her body. Naturally, she can take the woman he loves with her so that she can have someone to keep her company after death.

As for what kind of pain this woman will experience after being martyred alive, naturally it will not be within the scope of the extremely selfish Liu Pengzu's consideration.

Just at this time.

"Fourth brother, can you show me this jade pendant?"

Suddenly, a familiar voice came from the door of the tomb, but it shouldn't be there.

Wu Liang and everyone looked back.

At some point, Liu Bei had sneaked in and entered the tomb.

"Fourth brother Haihan, brother Yu heard that a lot of gold was found here. In the excitement, he forgot the fourth brother's instructions and unknowingly followed the soldiers who were making the coffin."

Liu Bei remembered the reason why Wu Liang didn't ask him to enter the tomb before. He showed a hint of apology on his face, but his eyes were staring at the jade pendant in Wu Liang's hand. Then he repeated, "Fourth brother, this jade pendant looks very familiar to me.

Can you bring it to me to see?"

?

Liu Bei's behavior was very abnormal.

If he was just seeking money, he shouldn't be so interested in this jade pendant. After all, even jade was considered a valuable thing in the Han Dynasty, but such a small piece was different from the whole piece made of gold.

Compared with the bed made of it, it is simply a drop in the bucket and not worth mentioning.

But since Liu Bei brought it up, he still has to give him face.

"Brother, please."

With doubts in his heart, Wu Liang turned back and handed the jade pendant into Liu Bei's hands, and then carefully observed the subtle changes in Liu Bei's face.

"Thank you, fourth brother."

Liu Bei took the jade pendant and held it very carefully.

First, I briefly looked at one side of the jade pendant, and then quickly turned it over to look at the other side of the jade pendant with the word "Nao" engraved on it.

It's like... he knows there must be words on the other side of this jade pendant!

Wu Liangzhong felt even more strange.

He couldn't help but think of what Liu Bei said when he handed him the map before.

Liu Bei was very confident at that time and guaranteed that the map and information were authentic and reliable, but he could not explain where the map and the information about Liu Pengzu's tomb came from. He only said that it was his family's secret and could not be stated openly.

so.

Not only does he know the location and secrets of this mausoleum, but judging from the current appearance, he probably also knows that there is such a jade pendant in this mausoleum. Or it can be said that... he knows that Nao Ji is buried here?

at the same time.

"!"

When Liu Bei turned the jade pendant over, he should have seen the word "Nao" on it, and then a very complicated look suddenly appeared in his eyes.

But this complex expression disappeared in an instant.

The next second, he had already held the jade pendant tightly in his hand, smiled at Wu Liang as usual, and asked: "Fourth brother, where did you get this jade pendant?"

"Next to this female corpse, there should be the female corpse's belongings."

Wu Liang said seriously.

Liu Bei followed the direction pointed by Wu Liang and came to the female corpse, then lowered his body and looked over.

His face was turned away from the torch, hiding all the expressions on his face in the darkness. After observing quietly for a while, he continued to ask without looking back: "Fourth brother, according to what you see, this body

Why is the female corpse here, and how could she die in such a state?"

"Eighty percent should be martyred alive."
To be continued...