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"There's no 'coffin'? "Grandmaster Fang, I'm afraid you've remembered incorrectly?" Big Zheng pointed at the bronze coffin in front of them, "Isn't this thing placed in front of us the coffin? How come there's no coffin? "

Hearing this, Fang Zishu gave a faint smile, "Datong, there's a problem with your understanding. "In terms of your archaeology major, the huge space outside is made from piles of birch wood. It's called 'right?'"

Da Ceng was a little confused, but he still nodded his head.

"Then why don't you take a look at this, the bronze coffin placed in front of us, aside from the superficial concepts of 'coffin' and 'tomb', what is inside it?" Fang Zhisu asked.

"This... "This …" Da Ceng hesitated for a long time, but still did not know how to reply.

Seeing the look of doubt on Da Ceng's face, Fang Zishu's smile grew even wider. "Putting aside this false impression, is the essence of this bronze coffin the same as the ones piled with birch trees?"

"Master Fang, you mean this' Crest of Clothes' is actually a 'one too'?"

Fang Zishu nodded, "You can understand it that way." It's just that there are some rotten clothes hidden in this' coffin ', which gave us the illusion that this bronze coffin is' Suspicious Coffin ', or' Crown Tomb '. "

"Actually, if we discard all these, it won't be hard for us to come to a conclusion. Actually, this bronze coffin is the same as the layer of birch on the outside, it's just a container that covers the main tomb. The only difference between the two is the size."

After hearing what Fang Zi said, Qi Sanpang also rubbed his hands impatiently and said, "Brother Fang, it doesn't matter if it's a 'coffin' or not, we've already opened the tunnel to the main tomb. Why don't we go down this tunnel and talk about the hidden main tomb?"

The excitement in Qi Sanpang's eyes was reflected in the book.

Although he hadn't known Qi Sanpang for very long, just from his usual performance, he could deduce that this Qi Sanpang was like a cop, extremely fond of the valuable 'light weapons'.

Otherwise, with this guy's personality, how could he take the initiative to explore the mysterious and unknown main tomb?

After all, it was enough to decorate the main tomb with dark wood, so how magnificent would the main tomb be? One could only imagine it when moving one's toes.

Although he knew that Qi Sanpang had some ulterior motives, Fang Zishu did not intend to expose him.

After all, Qi Sanpang had helped him a lot during his journey.

Moreover, his sole purpose for coming here was to find out if there was a second octagonal prism shaped amber in the tomb. As for the other items, he wasn't interested in them either.

Besides, he's the same as Chiyoko. He's an outsider on the Archaeological Team.

Their destination was the 'King Xiang's Tomb' on the 'Ghost Bastard Ridge', and the ancient tomb that this cave led to was not under their jurisdiction at all, so if Qi Sanpeng could take the opportunity to fish for something, Fang Zhoushu would be willing to close his eyes and pretend not to see it.

"Third Uncle Qi is right, we are wasting our time discussing this. Now that the passageway has been opened, why don't we go down earlier and find out the bottom of the 'Triple-Layered Graveyard'?"

Professor Xu was moved too when he saw everyone's eager expressions.

After all, this was the first time he had encountered such a tomb, and he was curious about it. Now that the real one was right in front of him, how could he not be interested?

However, Professor Xu was well aware that Fang Zhoushu's family in the southeast was a famous one in this industry. On the other hand, Fang Zishu also grasped many strange mantras. In this unknown land, it was very necessary to ask for Fang Zishu's opinion.

Thinking of this, Professor Xu immediately turned his gaze to Fang Zhisu. "Master Fang, what do you think?"

Instead of answering Professor Xu, Fang Zishu walked to the bottom of the bronze coffin, took out a new fire piston from his backpack in front of everyone, lit it up, and placed it on the floor.

Seeing that the orange flame was flickering, Fang Zishu nodded in satisfaction, "We can leave now. The flame is flickering, indicating that there is a large amount of air circulating in the passageway, so as to not cause any problems with our survival."

After pausing for a moment, Fang Zishu seemed to have thought of something, and instructed, "The cave is dark and damp, and there is a high possibility that there are some unknown creatures, such as the young of the 'Ghost Face Spider'. For safety reasons, I suggest that you all tie up the collar of your clothes and the legs of your pants."

Da Pang and the rest did not dare to be careless. They immediately followed Fang Zhoushu's suggestion and tied up their collar and pants. As a girl, although she did not tie her pants and collar, she still found a coat and tied it around her neck.

Seeing that everyone was tightly wrapping themselves up, Fang Zishu stepped aside, gesturing for everyone to move out of the way.

Fat Dun was in the lead, followed by Fang Zhoushu and Professor Xu, followed by Little Hui.

As for Da Ceng and Qi Sanpang, they were left hanging at the back of the line to prevent any accidents.

As he walked, Fang Zishu held up his high intensity flashlight to shine on the dark wood on both sides of him.

These dark and gloomy trees were about the same thickness as a palm, and their panels were engraved with lifelike patterns.

There was nothing suspicious in the passage.

After walking for about four or five minutes, he felt that he had caught a glimpse of something. He raised his head and saw that there was a bend in front of him.

After turning a corner, the passageway became a lot emptier. Although it was still only accessible to one person, it no longer suppressed them as before.

Apart from these, the book also found that this path was square and spread out like a 'field'.

As far as Feng Shui was concerned, the passage in front of him was actually quite suitable for the design of the tomb.

In the feudal ancient times, from the emperor down to the ordinary people, it was all about a round place.

Otherwise, all kinds of copper coins circulated in the dynasties of Tang, Song, Yuan, Ming, and Qing dynasties would not have been made into round square holes.

While walking, Fatty Dun, who was walking right in front, suddenly stopped in his tracks. He accidentally bumped into Fatty Dun, and if not for his timely reaction, he would probably have knocked him onto the ground and made him look like a dog that was eating shit.