Who's Zhang Qiling?

Zhang Qiling, the soul figure in Nanpai's three uncles' notes on grave robbery, is one of the protagonists in this book and the spiritual leader of the Iron Triangle. As soon as it appears, it gives everyone a sense of security and hope, and it is almost omnipotent.

The author Nan Pai's uncle mentioned in the interview that Xiao Ge is the kindest, smartest, most mysterious and most powerful character in the book. In addition, in the original "Stealing the Pen", the younger brother has remained young for decades. According to the author, it is called "the complete whole of immortality", so there will be no undead sequelae such as "corpse change", which can be described as perfect immortality.

In ancient times, the full name of the word "awake" meant to drive away the souls of the dead, and all the Zhang clansmen called it "Zhang Qiling", so it was inferred that the Zhang clansmen were also responsible for burying the dead in the Gu Lou of the Zhang family. (and is responsible for the relocation of mass burial)

The mysterious Zhang family has been guarding the Changbai Mountain bronze doors and the ultimate secret for generations. Because the former patriarch died in a family feud, the handover of the patriarch was dated. Because of ancestral lost souls, Zhang Qiling would forget the past every once in a while, so after he took over as the head of the clan, he could only constantly shuttle through the ancient tombs to find missing clues and memories, and grope for progress in puzzles that lasted for thousands of years.

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Comments on Zhang Qiling's "Nanpai Sanshu"

1. This is a man as powerful as Buddha. With him in space, I can always write easily, because as long as he is around, I can block all disasters and pains for you.

He has no words, will not be happy, will not be sad, he always stands there silently like a porcelain doll, looking at everything faintly. But, you know, he cares about you. No one can bring you so much security like him.

2. During the ten years of writing notes on grave robbery, my writing level has been greatly improved, and many things can be used repeatedly.

However, I may never write Three Days of Silence again in my life. Tomb-robbing notes are not that powerful, which I deeply felt when I worked for this book. I am deeply fascinated by Zhang Qiling in the Snow, because I have been thinking about him almost every day for ten years. But for most people, time is not enough.

—— Selected from the revised edition of "Silent for Three Days" written by Nanpai Sanshu on the wechat platform of Grave Notes.

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