Professor Sun has just put out his three fires by secret means, and as a result, no one is panting.
In the book, in order to achieve his goal, Professor Sun inserted three bone needles in the back of his head and put out three life lamps.
But the situation got out of control and fell on the wooden beam, and the head was hit. I don't know where the bone needle went into my brain. It may have all sunk into the back of my head, or it may have fallen somewhere in the confusion.
After entering the underground palace of King Wuyang, he found that his nerves were gradually numb and he was bitten by a corpse insect. He didn't feel anything, but it was irreparable.
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Brief Introduction of Ghost Blowing Lights Ⅱ (IV) The Martial Arts Coffin Mountain;
Professor Sun, an archaeologist, sneaked into the museum late at night and was found. In desperation, Professor Sun gradually spoke his mind: after years of research, he found that there was indeed a fairy tomb built by Guanshan Taibao in the Ming Dynasty in Sichuan.
Guanshan Taibao made a fortune by robbing tombs, and buried all the stolen treasures in the fairy tomb, just like an "ancient tomb museum". Professor Sun has never met his talents in his life and always wants to make great achievements in archaeology. Finding the tomb of the immortal will make him proud.
Since all the treasures in the world are hidden in the tombs of immortals, there must be a tripod to save lives. Everyone is trying to find a way to start. I didn't expect Professor Sun to spit out a folk proverb about the village after drinking: "A good king has no head; If the lady doesn't come, the mountain won't open; Burning wood, cooking liver and lungs; Digging wells and cutting salt, asking ghosts for money; Birds walk vertically and horizontally, taking nine steps; If you want to visit the gods, look for the black sheep first. "
This folk proverb is like a guide, guiding Sun and others step by step to the immortal tomb.
Baidu Encyclopedia _ Ghost Blowing Lights Ⅱ Part IV Martial Arts Coffin Mountain