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"That's right!"
Jin Suanpan was extremely excited!
"It's that Tui Bei Tu that can predict the future!"
"Emperor Taizong of Tang ushered in a golden age of peace and prosperity for the Tang Dynasty, when the nation's fortunes were at their zenith!"
"To ensure the prosperity of the nation, Emperor Taizong of Tang ordered the two masters, Yuan Tiangang and Li Chunfeng, to write a peerless book that could predict the fate of the Tang Dynasty!"
"It's this Tui Bei Tu!"
When this legend is told...
Jin Suanpan's expression and eyes were filled with admiration.
"The two masters lived up to expectations; the Tui Bei Tu they wrote can indeed predict the fate of the Tang Dynasty, and with remarkable accuracy!"
"Emperor Taizong of Tang realized too late that knowing the fate of the Tang Dynasty in advance was tantamount to prematurely depleting the Tang Dynasty's destiny, so he ordered this place to be sealed off forever!"
"Subsequent dynasties strictly prohibited the appearance of such banned books. The Tui Bei Tu that circulated in the world were all blurry fragments or censored versions."
"The original complete version has long since disappeared."
"Now it seems..."
As Jin Suanpan spoke, he moved his face closer and carefully examined the contents of the "Tui Bei Tu" above.
His eyes shone even brighter.
"This mural is actually the original version of the Tui Bei Tu, the Sixty-Four Image Tui Bei Tu!"
Subsequently.
Jin Suanpan asked the others.
Does anyone have brought paper and a pen?
He wanted to make a copy of this Tui Bei Tu.
If we could incorporate the contents of the Tui Bei Tu into the Three Kingdoms period...
He might just become a new generation of diviner who surpasses his master!
At that time, we won't talk about predicting the fate of the nation.
Calculating a person's fortune and destiny is a piece of cake, isn't it?
Just looking at the Tui Bei Tu painting right now.
Jin Suanpan felt as if he had glimpsed a glimpse of heavenly secrets!
"No." Partridge Whistle and the others shook their heads helplessly.
Who carries paper and pen when they go tomb raiding?
Jin Suanpan frowned regretfully.
Then, as if remembering something, he hurriedly asked Li Xiaohu, "Xiaohu!"
"Don't you always carry yellow talismans and writing materials with you? Bring them here right now!"
Li Xiaohu looked at him with a worried expression, unmoved.
"Forget it," Jin Suanpan said, his voice tinged with anxiety. "I'll just memorize it myself."
After saying that, he turned to look at the Tui Bei Tu and began to memorize its contents.
But a hand covered his eyes.
"That's enough, senior brother," Li Xiaohu finally spoke.
He could tell that Jin Suanpan was somewhat obsessed.
"Hmm?" Jin Suanpan turned his head and looked at him with a puzzled expression.
Li Xiaohu sighed and asked, "You've been learning feng shui from your master for so long, have you forgotten the most important rule?"
"The secret cannot be leaked."
"When we tell fortunes or give divination, we are already revealing heavenly secrets. We can only tell half of it when we tell it, and we can only tell half of it when we speak."
Even so, there is still a possibility of being punished by Heaven.
He then pulled the abacus down from the mural and continued, "The Tui Bei Tu predicts the fate of the entire nation!"
Even if you could actually deduce it, what do you think...?
His tone suddenly turned cold.
"Do you have the fate to withstand divine retribution?"
Li Xiaohu's words enlightened Jin Suanpan.
His complexion gradually returned to normal, and the previous admiration was gone.
But then I felt a little scared.
He said gratefully to Li Xiaohu, "It's good that you enlightened me, Xiaohu."
"Otherwise, something really bad will happen!"
If Jin Suanpan really did memorize the Tui Bei Tu, he could deduce the fate of the nation after he left.
Even if only a tiny bit is leaked.
Being punished by heaven is a minor matter.
If someone influences the course of the nation, they will become a sinner for all time!
Jin Suanpan stepped forward and gave Li Xiaohu a solemn hug.
it is more than words.
With one last reluctant glance at the Tui Bei Tu, I turned away and headed to the next mural.
Li Xiaohu finally breathed a sigh of relief.
The group moved on to the next mural, which was the last one.
The painting depicts two people.
Both men were dressed in civil official robes, holding Bagua compasses, whisks, and writing brushes.
They stood on the left and right, with a scroll spread out on either side.
Everyone knew this at that moment.
These two are Yuan Tiangang and Li Chunfeng.
All indications suggest that...
This is the tomb of Li Chunfeng.
but.
Where exactly is Li Chunfeng's coffin?
They had already looked through all the murals, but had not found any clues leading to the next area or any mechanisms they could touch.
At this time.
The sharp-eyed Yin Xinyue noticed that the brush in Li Chunfeng's hand in the painting didn't seem to be painted on, but rather a real brush!
He then called out, "You scoundrel, look over there!"
Everyone else noticed the calligraphy brush.
Partridge Whistle even wanted to grab him and take him down directly.
Li Xiaohu stopped him, saying, "Don't rush."
He then looked around at everyone and analyzed, "Everything in the tomb must have a purpose."
"This calligraphy brush is very likely the key to unlocking the mechanism to the next location."
"But it's more likely a trap!"
“So…” Li Xiaohu said seriously, “No matter what happens later, you must not act rashly!”
"Obey my orders!"
Li Xiaohu knew what would happen after he took the brush.
Therefore, some things need to be warned in advance to avoid any unexpected events.
"Okay." Jin Suanpan naturally trusted Li Xiaohu unconditionally.
After the battle at Ping Mountain, Partridge Whistle and his companions all trusted Li Xiaohu completely.
After all, his sense of crisis helped them avoid a lot of trouble.
Subsequently.
Li Xiaohu personally took the brush.
"Click-clack...click-clack-click-clack..."
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