Send a mound seal, touch a gold charm, and move mountains to find dragons.
People light candles, ghosts blow lights, draw maps, and look for stars and peaks.
Mercury spots, Ming defenders, Dragon House Hall, countless.
If the coffin is heavy, it is bronze, and the Chinese character is not hard. Don't go near it.
Vertical burial pits, box-shaped tombs, moving mountains around.
The red dress is fierce, smiling at a corpse, laughing more than listening to ghosts crying.
According to historical records, Touching a Captain originated in the Three Kingdoms Period at the end of the Eastern Han Dynasty and was written by Chen Lin of the Han Dynasty. In order to make up for the lack of military pay, Cao Cao set up the titles of commander-in-chief of Faqiu and a captain of Mojin, and specialized in robbing tombs to make money to supplement military pay. Therefore, we should be able to understand what archaeologists often say, "Ten rooms and nine empty rooms in the Han tomb", and realize their helplessness in the discourse that "the archaeology of the Han tomb depends on luck".
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The captain who touches gold should be good at finding graves. When digging a tomb, he will light a candle in the tomb, put it in the southeast corner, and then start to touch the gold. If the cock crows and the candle goes out, the property must be put back in its original place, kowtow respectfully for three times and return empty-handed. As soon as the cock crows, the light goes out. You can only enter the tomb once, and you can't enter it again. If you meet peers, support each other, but the first person who chooses the Ming (ghost) device is preferred.
In Cao Cao's time, a captain touched gold from the formal army establishment. After Cao Cao, grave robbers went their own way, and their peers had no points. Those who touch the gold tomb are all touching the gold captain. Most captains who touch gold are mainly personal actions.