"Xunzi, Theory of Rites" records that the emperor's coffin contained seven layers.
The general meaning is that the emperor was buried in five coffins and two coffins, with a total of seven floors.
With the changes of time and dynasties, the history of the Celestial Dynasty has seen great changes in the specifications of different levels of tombs. This is especially reflected in the coffins. The specifications of each dynasty are slightly different.
The burial standards for people of different levels are completely different, among which the emperor is the most important.
What is evident in the history of this world is that Wang Zanghai himself was deeply trusted by Zhu Yuanzhang and Zhu Di.
He was responsible for the design of important cities such as the Ming Palace and Qujing City.
No matter how much attention Wang Zanghai received in the early Ming Dynasty, he was just a minister after all.
But the coffin placed in front of Hu Ming now has seven layers, which is completely inconsistent with the rules of the times for the emperor's tomb!
Time was limited, so Hu Ming had already begun to open the coffin.
At this moment, what was placed in front of Hu Ming was the emperor's seven-fold coffin, five coffins and two coffins.
When talking about coffins, we have to mention the art of Feng Shui, but the theory of Feng Shui cannot avoid the theory of "fate".
What level of people corresponds to what size of Feng Shui treasure cave and tomb rules have been stipulated for a long time, and are even studied as a profound knowledge by many people who are good at this.
With Wang Zanghai's attainments, he would naturally know this.
But when he buried himself, he used the burial specifications of emperors in ancient times.
"Wang Zanghai...how conceited is he?"
"The seventh level... is something no one can bear..."
Yin Nanfeng also knew something about this and couldn't help but exclaim softly.
At this time, Hu Ming had quickly opened the first few layers of coffins, and the last layer was a glazed emerald green jade coffin.
Both the material and the shape are rare treasures. This jade coffin alone is priceless.
"Conceited? Wang Zanghai, it is inappropriate to use self-confidence on him."
Hu Ming shook his head and said softly.
Through the translucent jade coffin, the figure inside was vaguely visible. Not surprisingly, it was Wang Zanghai.
It was the figure of an old man, wearing luxurious clothes, with his hands folded on his chest, lying quietly in the jade coffin.
It has been almost six hundred years since the beginning of the Ming Dynasty when Wang Zanghai lived, and the figures inside are still lifelike, without any signs of dryness and corruption.
This is not surprising. The technology of corpse embalming was already very developed in ancient times.
However, for some reason, Hu Ming always felt that the figure lying inside seemed to reveal a touch of indescribable weirdness.
His fingers tapped on the jade coffin, his ears fully captured the information brought by the echo, and at the same time, his brain was working rapidly to build a three-dimensional model.
Suddenly, Hu Ming's expression changed drastically. Without thinking much, he suddenly lifted the lid of the jade coffin.
Under Yin Nanfeng's shocked eyes, the coffin lid fell to pieces on the ground.
Hu Ming gently pressed his fingers on the cheek of Wang Zanghai's "corpse".
I don’t know what kind of antiseptic measures Wang Zanghai used, but his skin feels the same as that of ordinary people, even a little smoother than the skin of a 28-year-old girl.
But the problem is...it was just a gentle press, but Hu Ming pressed his finger to the bottom and flattened it!
"...What does it mean to go to such great lengths to bury a hollowed-out human skin in seven coffins..."
Yin Nanfeng could clearly see what kind of corpse was there. It was clearly a piece of human skin peeled off from a human body!
Perhaps due to his superb skills, this human skin is so lifelike.
If Hu Ming hadn't suddenly discovered something and touched it, it would have been difficult to detect the abnormality by visual observation alone.
"Besides, this should be Wang Zanghai's tomb, right?"
"Could it be that this human skin was ripped off from Wang Zanghai? What strange things happened to him in his later years?"
Looking at this piece of human skin that suddenly collapsed, Yin Nanfeng felt shuddering.
A great deal of effort was put into designing a magnificent shipwreck tomb, using seven coffins that were completely inconsistent with the identity. In the end, it was just to bury a human skin?
This makes people feel a little numb.
"This human skin was not ripped off from the body, but... Nanfeng, you know that snakes shed their skin, right?"
"This human skin might be the skin shed by a human being!"
Hu Ming discovered something keenly, and without paying any attention to anything, he immediately pulled the human skin out of the jade coffin.
On the bottom of the coffin under the human skin, there is a scene of densely packed black-haired snakes shedding their skins.
The pictures that can be engraved inside the coffin must be a subtle metaphor.
Combined with this human skin, all Hu Ming could think of was that the owner had undergone some strange change and shed the human skin on his own initiative.
Shedding skin represents new life.
Abandoning Corpse Turtle Pill, to what extent has Wang Zanghai studied immortality?
If he is not dead, then where is he now?
And when he first came in, those snakes didn't even run away when he burst out the power of his bloodline for the first time, and they even wanted to attack people!
The human skin buried in this seven-layer coffin cannot belong to anyone else.
Is it possible that Wang Zanghai is hiding in the dark at this time, secretly plotting the secret behind the bronze door?
So, the question is, what did Wang Zanghai see behind the bronze door back then?
For a moment, Hu Ming had a headache.
There are too few clues to deduce any useful information.
But one thing is certain, this underwater tomb is just the tomb where Wang Zanghai buried his old body.
As for where he is after being reborn, only God knows.
and..…
If Wang Zanghai had not died, the affairs of the Wang family might not be that simple...
