Just then, an even more horrifying scene unfolded before everyone's eyes.
Suddenly, a blood-soaked, zombie-like creature rose from one of the stone coffins and rushed out.
They began a frenzied pursuit of the people who came to explore the ancient tomb.
"It's a blood corpse!"
Ah~
Not only the actors on stage, but also the audience members below the stage gasped in astonishment.
His body instinctively leaned back in the chair, as if afraid that the hideous blood-soaked corpse would rush in front of him.
"Cough cough~"
Tong Hua, who was drinking water in her office, was so frightened by the terrifying scene that she choked and coughed violently.
Staring incredulously at the screen, completely bewildered.
One moment it's a corpse beetle, the next it's a blood-soaked corpse.
Do these things really exist in the world?
Or was it made up out of thin air?
Is the stage play written by Wang Yueheng actually a documentary based on real events?
But don't say it.
At least this stage play was incredibly tense and immersive.
It has the atmosphere of a ghost movie, but it's not as simply scary as a ghost movie.
The addition of cutting-edge holographic projection technology makes it even more captivating.
It especially captivated foreign viewers who enjoy novelty.
"Bang bang~"
The armed expedition team, after a great deal of effort, finally managed to kill the blood corpse of unknown origin.
To escape the pursuit of the blood zombies.
In their panic, they found themselves in front of a strange, large tree with lush foliage and gnarled branches.
This ancient tree covered in vines is none other than the legendary killer tree, the Nine-Headed Hydra Cypress!
In Western legends, it is known as the "octopus tree".
This ancient tree, like an octopus, can use its vines to bind and kill prey that enters its attack range.
And beneath the Nine-Headed Hydra Cypress, a massive bronze coffin rests quietly.
Inside the bronze coffin, which had been accidentally opened by tomb raiders, lay a woman with delicate features, dressed in an ancient dress.
Like a sleeping beauty in a painting, she made one afraid to breathe, lest one wake her.
Beside her lay a man wearing a strange fox mask and ancient military armor.
Under the narration of Zhang Qiling, who comes from a family of tomb raiders.
Only then did everyone learn the identity and background of this woman in ancient costume.
She was actually the beloved woman of a valiant general from the State of Lu during the Warring States period.
In Zhang Qiling's narration.
The scene on the stage also changed accordingly.
On the battlefield, this general surnamed Lu held a mysterious jade seal, facing an enemy force several times larger than his own.
Without showing any fear, he suddenly raised the jade seal in his hand, summoning the power of the spirits and gods contained within it.
Immediately following was a flash of lightning and a clap of thunder, and the surrounding earth cracked.
"Creak~"
"Creak~"
Countless skeletons, zombies, or ragged, wandering ghosts emerged from the cracks in the earth.
Then these lonely ghosts, known as "ghost soldiers," roared and charged towards the enemy camp, instantly slaughtering the powerful enemy without leaving a trace.
Upon seeing such a terrifying formation, the enemy general lost all will to fight and fled in panic.
With the help of the "Ghost Seal" that could summon ghost soldiers, the general surnamed Lu defeated a powerful enemy and returned in triumph.
Because of his outstanding military achievements, he was given the title of King Shang of Lu by the King of Lu.
"My God, even ghostly soldiers have come out?"
"So amazing! This is the first time I've ever seen such a spectacular stage play!"
"A ghost seal that can summon ghost soldiers—why be a subject when you have something like that? Wouldn't it be better to declare yourself king!"
"Just kidding, what if the emperor has an even more powerful magical artifact?"
"Holy crap, did King Lu Shang really exist in history?"
"Reality, mythology, it's so hard to tell the difference..."
It wasn't until this point that the audience realized what was happening.
It turns out that the stage play "The Lost Tomb" directed and performed by Wang Yueheng is not a simple story about tomb raiding experiences.
It also incorporates bizarre and novel mythological elements.
It is a completely new type of artistic work.
The mere sight of using the Ghost Seal to summon Yin soldiers for battle once again overturned everyone's imagination!
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