The Secret History of Xuanmen

Chapter 54
Zhu Biao's tomb.

Heipao Linsen said that this is a tomb within a tomb, and the real owner of the tomb is Zhu Biao, Prince Ming.

This really made me break out in a cold sweat, and it was a bit unbelievable for a while.

The name Zhu Biao is not well-known in the world of ordinary people, but it is very legendary in Taoism.

The reason why it is legendary is not because of Zhu Biao's brilliant resume, but because of his father, Zhu Yuanzhang, the founder of the country who was born in commoner.

Zhu Biao was born in the first year of the Dragon and Phoenix. As the eldest son of Zhu Yuanzhang, he was deeply loved and highly regarded, and was established as the prince.

And Zhu Biao was gentle and elegant, without losing his majesty. It can be said that he had both literary and military skills. It's a pity that he died young, in his thirties.

According to historical records, Zhu Biao died of a cold.

However, there are different opinions in Taoism. Some people say that it was because Zhu Yuanzhang was too murderous and committed karma, which caused his heirs to bear the evil consequences.Some people also said that Zhu Yuanzhang loved Zhu Biao too much and gave him too much luck, but his life couldn't hold back these lucks, and he suffered backlash.

What's more, Zhu Biao just faked his death back then, and it was Liu Bowen who figured out the secret, knowing that Zhu Biao was destined to have a catastrophe, and he was destined not to inherit the throne, so he set up a Feng Shui Bureau to help him overcome the catastrophe.

These are unofficial histories, what really surprised Zhu Biao in Taoism is another thing, or because of the things in his cemetery.

Speaking of this, I have to mention the name again, Liu Ji, Liu Bowen.

Zhuge Liang divided the world into three, and Liu Bowen ruled the country.

Liu Bowen, as Zhu Yuanzhang's military adviser, is also a celestial master with superb abilities.It can be said that without Liu Bowen, there would be no Daming.

It is said that when Zhu Yuanzhang conquered the country, he ordered Liu Bowen to travel all over the world's famous mountains, search for the dragon veins in the world, and cut off these dragon veins one by one.

Liu Bowen did as he did, cut off many dragon veins, and sealed those dragon spirits in a lock called Broken Dragon Lock.

It is a treasure related to the world's dragon veins, which naturally attracts countless attention from future generations.

But no matter whether it was the local masters or the later Qin Tianjian of the Qing Dynasty, they tried countless methods but failed to find the broken dragon lock.

This broken dragon lock is not in Zhu Yuanzhang's tomb. Not only that, many cheat books and treasures of Liu Bowen's lifetime have disappeared.

So later generations came to an inference that the broken dragon lock and those secret treasures were all hidden in the tomb of his beloved son Zhu Biao by Zhu Yuanzhang.

It can be used as a cemetery on Zhu Biaoming's face, and the Eastern Tomb of Ming Dynasty was later proved to be just an empty tomb.

The real location of Zhu Biaozhi's tomb has never been found, and it can be regarded as a big secret history of Taoism.

Could it be that I really stumbled into Zhu Biao's tomb that countless Taoist masters wanted to find?

I feel unbelievable, and at the same time I know that if it is true, I am afraid this place is definitely more dangerous than imagined.

So I quietly winked at Gesang who had already come to me, signaling to her that if the situation was not right, she would immediately terminate the plan and run away immediately.

At this time, the black-robed Lin Sen suddenly rolled over on the spot, while muttering something.

I can't understand what he said, but I can conclude that it should be an inscription, an inscription that can directly communicate with Yinhun Yinsi.

As he read these inscriptions, the whole mountain was suddenly shrouded in majestic Yin Qi, and gusts of evil wind blew up beside me, making me feel cold.

Soon I saw ghosts gathering from all directions, a formation of a hundred ghosts walking at night.

And after these ghosts gathered, they didn't attack us, but bowed down one by one, as if they were kneeling to meet their king.

In an instant, the whole mountain seemed to be shaking, and the black clouds covered the mountain, and it seemed like a ghost capital here.

At the same time, a majestic voice came from the ground: "Who disturbed this king?"

(End of this chapter)