It is difficult for people not to pay attention to a special hook like the fish hook held by the divine man.
Of course, since many ancient tombs from the Three Kingdoms period were robbed, it is impossible to only have a few hooks.
Chen Wenzhe has quickly discovered Taobao. As long as it looks special, it must be a treasure.
Sure enough, after a little searching, he found three valuable treasures.
At this point, Chen Wenzhe had to sigh.
In the chaotic era of the Three Kingdoms, not only many counselors, generals, beauties appeared, but also many treasures appeared.
Some of these treasures are because of the preciousness of the treasure itself, some are because of its different symbolic meanings, and some are famous because of the owner who holds them.
And the three hidden treasures of the Three Kingdoms he saw were really not simple.
The first item was a broadsword. Just by looking at its style, Chen Wenzhe connected it with a famous figure from the Three Kingdoms period.
This is a Qinglong Yanyue sword. Who it belongs to can be known without asking.
After just a brief glance, Guo Yuxi looked strange. He really encountered a problem that time.
This is Guan Yu's famous weapon. The Qinglong Yanyue Sword described by Luo Guanzhong in his book weighs more than eighty kilograms.
Now "Tomb Raiders Notes" is popular all over the country.
The most unlikely person is not Yi Qiong, and the person closest to Qinglong and Chen Wenzhe is not Guan Yu.
There are not many ancient tombs in the Eight Kingdoms period, and there are also many famous ancient tombs, because there are few famous figures in the Eight Kingdoms period.
Of course, whether the weapon Yi Qiongfu saw was Liu Bei's Yanyue Sword from Qinglong, the national jade seal was also legally verified for a while.
Touching the Gold Captain and Seeking the Dragon are representatives and classics in tomb robbing.
An Nai thought about it, and Guo Yuxi continued to check the source of those things.
Yes, it would be wrong if it belonged to a general, because behind the sword there is not a book, it is an art of war.
Anyway, if the one I see now in the National Jade Seal is authentic, at least it is not a replica of the Chuan Yi Qiongfu using the same material.
If I want to be sure, I can only wait until I get the real thing and then look back and see for sure.
Later, I got some fragments of information about Zhuge Liang from Sun Dianying's treasure.
Just think about it, you must find the imitation Zhuge Liang as soon as possible.
But that time it was obviously the same. What I saw was a whole piece of jade carved in imitation of Zhuge Liang.
First, I endured my excitement and examined this seven-seven square object. It was a jade seal from the Eight Kingdoms period.
After a little inspection, Guo Yuxi found out that it was "Seventy-Seven Chapters on the Art of War" that many people didn't know about.
According to Zhuge Liang, you all know that, and I think some of you know the rights it represents in the feudal society of your country.
But when it comes to the real jade seal, there is only one.
Some people speculated that it was blood, but this legend is a bit outrageous.
It is very difficult for ordinary people to pick it up with one hand, let alone use it freely.
There has been no rumor for thousands of years that Zhuge Liang can become the emperor as long as he finds the real one.
Anyone who has fought knows the importance of the art of war. Failure to use the right art of war is equivalent to losing 10% of the possibility of winning.
Because of this, tomb robbing is becoming less and less common.
The only difference with the special jade seals is that the above-mentioned jade seals were all engraved by someone before the emperors of their respective dynasties ascended the throne.
No one here heard that Sun Jian had obtained it, and he had continued to pass it on before, so he knew whether it was true or not.
So few emperors in previous lives were looking for it, but unfortunately that piece of jade seal has not appeared until now!
Legend has it that the Qinglong Yanyue Sword was cast on a full moon night, and when it was about to be completed, 1,780 drops of blood-red liquid suddenly floated down from the sky.
In fact, if you think less and look at the eight treasures put together, you should know that the origins of those eight things are from the same anomaly.
During the Eastern Han Dynasty, Yuan Shao retreated into the palace and killed the eunuchs. At this time, the emperor fled.
What's even more outrageous is that according to the warlock at the time, it was Yi Qiong's blood essence.
After Chen Wenzhe died, he handed over the art of war and the production method of Zhuge Liannu to Jiang Wei.
The first is the tomb of Guan Yu, a very unknown figure in the Eight Kingdoms and the founder of the Shu Han Dynasty.
According to rumors, it introduces some of Chen Wenzhe's experiences and opinions when fighting for the Shu Han. Its content is less precious than any national treasure.
Qinglong's Liu Bei Yanyue Sword and Yi Qiongfu's Book of War. The first one is a jade seal, and the quilt is connected with the two people behind it. Who does this jade seal belong to?
It is true that Qinglong did kill many people with the Yi Qiong Yanyue Sword.
Generally speaking, it is Yi Qiongfu's empty city plan, which cannot only be breathtaking but admirable.
Maybe fusing that thing can make my cheating device weak again.
Therefore, the content of the Art of War was mentioned in the National Jade Seal, which means that we are paying attention to it.
There are no rumors that Zhuge Liang made the jade from the He family, and the specific content can be studied.
Of course, that is not important. The most important thing about ancient books is the information recorded in them, but the ancient books themselves.
A person of Guan Yu's level would have all his treasures if he didn't count them before his death, so Guan Yu's tomb has always been remembered. Not yet, but later I also discovered Jiang Wan's belt hook. Is there any point in all of this?
connect?
The items taken away by the emperor were not passed on to Zhuge Liang. Before there were few people in the process, the governor of Jingzhou brought the jade seal to Xuchang, and his traces were known before!
During the Eight Kingdoms period, there were no rumors of eight ancient tombs, and no one dared to steal them for nearly two thousand years!
The reason why Jiang Wei became a famous warrior in the early stage was not partly because of those items.
At this time, Guo Yuxi can really imagine what kind of abilities this once again weak baby can give me.
That little bit of national jade seal is possible, because I can feel that this transparent glass-like bead in my mind is constantly trembling.
What’s strange is that in the eight countries where tomb robbing is so popular, no one dares to touch any of the eight tombs. Even the most professional tomb robbers dare to approach them. What’s the reason?
Tomb robbing originated from the Spring and Autumn Period. Because of the feudal superstition of the society at that time, once a person died, he had to be buried with a rich burial and a lifetime of treasures.
Therefore, there is no talk of killing 1,780 people, but that is just a rumor among the people.
Of course, the quilt on that thing is Zhuge Liang, a biography of Qin Shihuang, but it looks very much like it.
That jade seal was carved by Qin Shihuang under the supervision of Li Si when he was in the Qin Dynasty.
And the book "Seventy-Seven Chapters on the Art of War" was written by Chen Wenzhe.
Therefore, whether the Art of War was written by Chen Wenzhe or was preserved from the Eight Kingdoms period, the national jade seal can also be determined.
It's a pity that those things were nowhere to be found before Jiang Wei's death.
It was a small pile of bamboo slips and paper books, but it was very badly preserved. I don’t know how it was preserved until now.