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But is it really Corpse Wind?

Lao Sha, Zhang Haitao and the madam went to check the cemetery in all directions separately, but they did not find any suspicious holes. This means that no tomb robbers have visited this tomb since it was built!

This leads to a conclusion: the wind blowing out of the tomb is indeed corpse wind. Similarly, there must be a bloody corpse ground in the tomb! And that bloody corpse ground was created by killing 999 living people. Just thinking about it is creepy.

However, for the three explorers, Zhang Haitao, Sister Brood, and Lao Sha, the more terrifying and thrilling the place is, the more they like to go there.

After confirming that it was corpse wind and not backward wind, they all couldn't wait to go into the tomb. Naturally, I couldn't fall behind. Although my purpose was not to rob the tomb, I had to go down to the tomb if I wanted to go to Guigu Cave.

We entered the tomb through the main entrance. Because the doorway was narrow, we had to crouch and crawl inside. Zhang Haitao and the other two drew their flashlights and crept deeper into the pitch-black tomb. Zhang Haitao led the way, followed by the procuress, me in third, and Lao Sha at the rear. It was the same team as always. Looking at the procuress's alluring, round, perky butt swaying before me, I was instantly transported back to those days exploring Loulan. It was exactly like now!

The only difference is the purpose.

After crawling quietly forward for a moment, I suddenly saw the brothel owner stand up, presumably reaching open ground. I stood up too, walked to the edge, and glanced ahead. I saw a massive boulder blocking the path ahead, flanked by smooth, flat stone walls, completely blocking the way in!

The huge rock blocking the way ahead is extremely large. If it falls from a great height, it is enough to crush a strong buffalo to death. And precisely because of this huge rock, the only intersection is blocked. If you want to enter the depths of the tomb, you must remove this huge rock.

But moving such a massive rock, several meters taller and wider than a human, was no easy task. Even Lao Sha was helpless.

Just when we felt hopeless, Zhang Haitao suddenly said, "Since we can't move it, we might as well destroy it."

Destroy it? Lao Sha and I stared at each other, and Lao Sha said in disbelief: "That can't be done!"

The madam poked the strong muscles on Lao Sha's arm and said with a smile: "It seems that your muscles are useless here."

Lao Sha said unconvincedly, "Who said that? I used it to open the tomb door when I came in just now!"

"Wow! That's amazing!" The madam's eyes sparkled and she made an expression like a little girl admiring a hero.

Not to mention Lao Sha, even I was so frustrated by the brothel owner.

Zhang Haitao interrupted, "Brute force won't work. Look, there's a noticeable crack on this stone, but it's dark in color, and there's a lot of dust and algae growing in the crack. It must have been left untouched for years, which is why it looks like this."

I took a closer look at the boulder and saw a long, thin crack, as if it had been struck by a sword in the past. But what kind of sword was so sharp that it could split the boulder in one stroke?

Zhang Haitao went up and gently touched the boulder twice, saying, "Legend has it that Zhu Yuanzhang and Han Wang Chen Youliang fought a battle southeast of Poyang Lake. Zhu Yuanzhang was badly defeated and hurriedly retreated to Huangshan. Chen Youliang pursued him relentlessly and also came to Huangshan. He ordered his troops to rest and eat, and then captured Zhu Yuanzhang alive. Chen Youliang's favorite concubine, Lou Ji, was extremely beautiful, and Chen Youliang doted on her. She also came to Huangshan with the army, and he wanted to take his maidservant up the mountain for fun. However, Chen Youliang didn't know that Lou Ji and Zhu Yuanzhang had an ambiguous relationship."

He paused, glanced at us, and found that we were all looking at him curiously, so he adjusted his voice and continued: "At that time, when Lou Ji was hiking in the mountains to enjoy the scenery, she was so busy retreating that she came to the edge of a cliff. When she was about to fall off the cliff, suddenly someone came out on a horse, reached out and grabbed Lou Ji, and put her on the horse's back. When the horse stopped, Lou Ji thanked him for the "life-saving grace", looked up and saw that it was Zhu Yuanzhang, and hurriedly said: "Why don't you run away quickly?" Zhu said: "I'm afraid there is no time!" Lou Ji said sincerely: "If you move forward boldly, there will be a time; if you move forward without courage, you will miss the time." After hearing this, Zhu turned around and left, but unexpectedly a huge rock blocked his way. He drew his sword and said secretly: "If I can reorganize the team, conquer the country, and marry the beauty, the stone will be opened with my sword. "After saying this, he swung his sword. With a loud bang, the stone opened! Zhu Yuanzhang turned around and smiled at Lou Ji, then mounted his horse, called on his soldiers, and passed through the gap between the huge rocks. He finally won time and escaped from Huangshan. Later, he reorganized his troops, destroyed Chen Youliang, became emperor, and took Lou Ji as his concubine."

Holy shit, Zhu Yuanzhang used a sword to split rocks back then? So impressive! I wonder what kind of sword Zhu Yuanzhang was holding back then. But then again, the boulder Zhu Yuanzhang split is in Huangshan, and we're in the Tianmenshan tombs. They have absolutely nothing to do with each other, so why is Zhang Haitao bringing this up? Besides, when Zhu Yuanzhang split the rock and escaped death, he could have passed right through it. The rock in front of me only has a narrow crack—no way a person could have passed through it, let alone the rock Zhu Yuanzhang split.

But before I could figure it out, the madam continued, "There seems to be another story. Zhu Yuanzhang was defeated by Yuan soldiers in a battle. His soldiers fled and his horse was killed. He broke through the encirclement alone and came to the stone. Overwhelmed with grief and anger, he raised his sword and swore to the stone: 'I will not be a human being until I overthrow the Yuan Dynasty.' Then, he raised his sword and slashed the stone in half. On the stone were the words 'Sword Testing Stone'."

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