Captain Mojin 1 is a sect of ancient grave robbers in China. According to historical records, Captain Mo Jin originated in the Three Kingdoms period at the end of the Eastern Han Dynasty. At that time, Cao Cao, the leader of Wei Jun, set up ranks such as hair hill corps commander, touch gold captain, etc., and specialized in robbing tombs to make money and supplement the pay. Touching gold as the captain to rob a tomb mainly depends on observing feng shui, distinguishing the weather and locating the points of ancient tombs for the purpose of the Book of Changes.
General Faqiu didn't exist until the later Han Dynasty, also known as Faqiu Tianguan or Faqiu Lingguan. In fact, the method of Faqiu Tianguan is almost exactly the same as that of Captain Jin, except that there is a bronze seal engraved with the words God bless the people and forgive them, which is an irreplaceable relic in the hands of diggers. It is said that having a seal in your hand will ward off evil spirits and spirits. This prototype is said to have been destroyed during the Yongle period of the Ming Dynasty and no longer exists in the world.
The technique of approaching the golden faction is slightly inferior in technology, but it pays more attention to the cooperation of all people. In ancient times, it was often disguised as a pawnbroker, antique dealer and so on. It is the only school among the four that is not afraid to cooperate with the government. In the Qing dynasty, because of persecution by foreigners, he was exiled overseas and exiled to Southeast Asia and America. They have been found in many large ancient tomb excavation teams. Most of the remaining branches of China are attached to government departments as archaeologists.
2. Mountain runners are descendants of ancient tribes in the western regions. Due to some curse, they are generally less than 60 years old. Refers to a person who takes robbery as his profession, is good at restraint, and his whereabouts are secret and difficult to be found. Over the years, they rarely communicate with outsiders, and all they do is ask for "dust beads" rather than property. They are handed down from generation to generation, and it is impossible for people from this tribe to become it.
3. General Xie Ling is one of the schools of grave robbers in Muye Zhang's novel The Ghost Blows the Lamp. During the Northern Song Dynasty, this school gradually exchanged and merged with each other, absorbed the characteristics of Mojin School and Laoshan School, formed a specific school, and had its own unique understanding of Feng Shui (but did not combine the strengths of the two schools). He is good at destroying the magic circle and is familiar with the weaknesses of various geomantic landforms.
General Xie Ling is better at destroying than Mo Jin, a captain, and General Faqiu. They are more like skilled workers, looking for loopholes in ancient tombs, while General Xie Ling is better at breaking the law by force, which will often cause great damage to ancient tombs.
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"Ghost Blowing Lights" is a series of adventure stories of characters, based on the remnants of a family secretary.
In the novel, the author initiated four schools of grave robbery in history-touching gold, unloading mountains, sending mountains and moving mountains, among which touching gold is the school with the highest technical content and the most rules. "People light candles, ghosts blow lights" is the legendary secret of alchemy, which means that when entering an ancient tomb, you must light candles in the southeast corner before you can open the coffin. If the candle goes out, you must quit as soon as possible and don't take anything. According to legend, this is a contract between the living and the dead, which has been passed down for thousands of years and cannot be violated.
There is a proverb that can prove this point:
Send a mound seal, touch a gold symbol, remove mountains and find dragons;
People light candles, ghosts blow lights, map and fight to find stars and peaks;
There are countless mercury spots, bright nurturers and Dragon Palace halls.
If the coffin is heavy, it is bronze, and the Chinese character is not hard. Don't go near it.
Vertical burial pits, box tombs, moving mountains and unloading mountains;
The red dress is fierce, smiling at a corpse, laughing more than listening to ghosts crying.