★ A classic best-selling mystery novel about tomb raiding with over a million copies sold! A thrilling and terrifying battle between the heir of a tomb-raiding family and a Momo Xiao Wei. A detailed revelation of the secret techniques and terms of the various tomb-raiding schools in the north and south. A highly-acclaimed work that has sparked a craze for tomb-raiding novels! If you have the nerve, read "The Lost Tomb Notes"!
★ A top domestic IP! In 2016, "The Lost Tomb Notes" ranked among the top ten in the online literature category at the China Pan-Entertainment Index Awards. In 2017, it ranked second on the Hurun Original Literature IP Value List. The IP development covers areas such as web dramas, movies, stage plays, and games. Among them, the film and TV adaptations of "The Lost Tomb Notes", "The Secret of the Sea", "The Sand Sea", and "The Reboot of the Extreme Sea Listening to Thunder" have attracted attention. In February 2025, the work was selected as one of the top 20 honor IPs of the 10th anniversary of YUEwen.
★ China's answer to Indiana Jones, infused with supernatural elements rivaling Stranger Things and Lovecraftian lore. This thrilling fusion of historical puzzles, suspenseful mysteries, and paranormal phenomena will push your intellect to its limits and overwhelm your senses!
★ Combining tomb raiding and mystery, human nature and the supernatural! This series of works unfolds with a silk scroll from the Warring States period as the clue. Fifty years ago, a tomb-raiding gang in Changsha discovered the scroll and encountered strange events. Fifty years later, the descendants of the participants, Wu Xie, formed a team to explore again and experienced supernatural phenomena such as the Seven-star Coffin and the Fox with the Blue Eyes. The work creates the core characters of the "Iron Triangle" - Wu Xie, Zhang Qilin, and Wang Pangzi. Through a narrative technique that combines reality and fiction, it integrates historical secrets, feng shui, and mysticism with mystery and adventure, creating a tomb-raiding universe that includes iconic scenes such as the Bronze Gate of Changbai Mountain and the Zhang Family Ancient Tower.
★ This series consists of 9 books: "The Seven-star Luwang Palace", "The Divine Tree of Qinling", "The Cloud-top Palace", "The Ghost City of the Snake Swamp", "The Return of the Mystery Sea", "The Ancient Tower of Yinshan", "The Shadow of Qionglong Stone", "The Final Chapter Part 1", and "The Final Chapter Part 2".

★ A classic best-selling mystery novel about tomb raiding with over a million copies sold! A thrilling and terrifying battle between the heir of a tomb-raiding family and a Momo Xiao Wei. A detailed revelation of the secret techniques and terms of the various tomb-raiding schools in the north and south. A highly-acclaimed work that has sparked a craze for tomb-raiding novels! If you have the nerve, read "The Lost Tomb Notes"!
★ A top domestic IP! In 2016, "The Lost Tomb Notes" ranked among the top ten in the online literature category at the China Pan-Entertainment Index Awards. In 2017, it ranked second on the Hurun Original Literature IP Value List. The IP development covers areas such as web dramas, movies, stage plays, and games. Among them, the film and TV adaptations of "The Lost Tomb Notes", "The Secret of the Sea", "The Sand Sea", and "The Reboot of the Extreme Sea Listening to Thunder" have attracted attention. In February 2025, the work was selected as one of the top 20 honor IPs of the 10th anniversary of YUEwen.
★ Combining tomb raiding and mystery, human nature and the supernatural! This series of works unfolds with a silk scroll from the Warring States period as the clue. Fifty years ago, a tomb-raiding gang in Changsha discovered the scroll and encountered strange events. Fifty years later, the descendants of the participants, Wu Xie, formed a team to explore again and experienced supernatural phenomena such as the Seven-star Coffin and the Fox with the Blue Eyes. The work creates the core characters of the "Iron Triangle" - Wu Xie, Zhang Qilin, and Wang Pangzi. Through a narrative technique that combines reality and fiction, it integrates historical secrets, feng shui, and mysticism with mystery and adventure, creating a tomb-raiding universe that includes iconic scenes such as the Bronze Gate of Changbai Mountain and the Zhang Family Ancient Tower.
★ This series consists of 9 books: "The Seven-star Luwang Palace", "The Divine Tree of Qinling", "The Cloud-top Palace", "The Ghost City of the Snake Swamp", "The Return of the Mystery Sea", "The Ancient Tower of Yinshan", "The Shadow of Qionglong Stone", "The Final Chapter Part 1", and "The Final Chapter Part 2".

Nan Pai San Shu
His real name is Xu Lei. He was born on February 20, 1982 in Jiashan County, Jiaxing City, Zhejiang Province. He is a Chinese writer and screenwriter, a member of the Chinese Writers Association, the chairman of Nanpai Investment, one of the top ten suspense writers in the 20 years of online literature witnessed by Orange Gua, one of the top 100 great online writers, and one of the top 100 industry figures.
In January 2007, the first book of the "Grave Robber's Note" series was published. In December 2011, "Grave Robber's Note 8" was published. The nine-book series was completed, with total sales exceeding 12 million copies. In April 2010, "Desert Wolf: Desperate Exploration" was published. In November, "Battle of Nujiang" was published. In December, "Battle of Nujiang: The Final Chapter" was published. In 2011, he founded the magazine "Super Good Read" and served as its chief editor. In the same year, in November, the "Nan Pai San Shu" comic factory studio was officially established. With a royalty income of 15.8 million yuan, he ranked second on the "2011 China Writers' Rich List". In August 2012, "Ocean Flower" was published. The story begins five years after the end of the "Grave Robber's Note" series. In November, the "Grave Robber's Note" series won the Best Adventure Novel Award and ranked 9th on the "2012 7th China Writers' Rich List" with a royalty income of 8.5 million yuan.

The remote and mysterious heart of the Qinling Mountains: The Mystery of making a wish on the Bronze Divine Tree.

My friend Lao Yi was released from prison and brought a shocking piece of news to the protagonist, "me", who had just returned from the underwater tomb in Xijiao and had been idle at home for only a few days: a strange hexagonal bell, an ancient Shu tribe, a huge bronze tree, and the remote heart of the Qinling Mountains... I couldn't help but be eager to give it a try. Lao Yi and the other person ventured alone into the mysterious Qinling Mountains for an adventure. But what awaits them ahead? All kinds of strange things followed one after another, such as the Zhe Luo Salmon, the Yellow Spring Waterfall, the corpse array, the exhaustion of the Qilin, and the Nine Yin of the Candle... What on earth is this huge bronze tree used for? Is it a wishing tree or a totem of an ethnic minority? Can they really find the real answer in the end?