The lines and quotations of tomb raiding fortune telling _ The complete collection of lines and quotations of tomb raiding fortune telling

What is the complete line of "Ghost Blowing Lights"?

The correlation is as follows:

Looking for the dragon formula: find the dragon and divide the money around the mountain. A heavy winding is a heavy gap. If there are eight dangers when closing the door, there will be no gossip of yin and yang.

Original formula: Looking for dragons depends on Panshan Mountain. A heavy winding is a heavy obstacle. If there are a thousand locks when closing the door, there must be a captain who touches gold, who can shuttle between life and death and cross Yin and Yang. If we are United, we will live; if we are divided, we will die.

Introduction to the work:

"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 to prove it: send a mound seal, touch a gold symbol, move mountains to 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.