A comprehensive overview of tombs: starting with the Yellow Weasel's Tomb

Here, Bai Jing used the flying fish technique of the Three Rivers Water Demon, swimming extremely fast underwater, and soon he was close to her.

To be honest, Bai Jing has only practiced the Six Arts of Water Demon for two and a half years now, and he mainly practices two domineering physical techniques.

So it can be considered a small achievement.

Therefore, Bai Jing entered the water so quickly that no one noticed his approach at first.

As Bai Jing approached, he quickly picked up a harpoon and stabbed it into Bai Jing's body.

This move uses the "River-Turning Hand," an internal palm technique of the Water Demon. As the saying goes, "There are no fixed formations in warfare, and water has no fixed shape." Ordinary people's magical power is greatly reduced in water, but the Water Demon can transform the unpredictable into the tangible by manipulating water.

As the saying goes, use someone's strength against them, and go with the flow. Therefore, it wasn't until Bai Jing's attack pierced his body that he realized he had been attacked.

But this completely enraged them.

They rushed towards Bai Jing quickly.

Bai Jing remained unfazed. When his first attack failed, he discarded the harpoon and unleashed his full power with the "Overturning River Hand" technique.

Chapter 190 Arrival in Gulan County

With Bai Jing's River-Turning Hand pushing with all his might, the water vapor within a radius of dozens of meters was easily mobilized by Bai Jing alone.

As the white banner propelled it, it was like breaking through the waves of a Qianjiang River, with turbid waves churning and the immense power displayed underwater.

The Iron-Headed Dragon King clearly had an extremely strong sense of danger. When it realized that it couldn't withstand Bai Jing's attack, it immediately fled for its life in the distance.

However, although Bai Jing had only practiced this "River-Turning Hand" move for two and a half years, because he had mainly focused on practicing it during that time, its speed and power were naturally exceptionally fierce.

The Iron-Headed Dragon King tried to escape, but Bai Jing's attack was faster. With one palm strike, although the Iron-Headed Dragon King was almost out of Bai Jing's attack range, the remaining force of the palm strike was definitely not something the Iron-Headed Dragon King could easily withstand.

The Iron-Headed Dragon King Bai Baijing's palm struck him squarely, and then, like a kite with a broken string, he fell into the Yellow River.

Seeing this, Bai Jing originally wanted to dive down and pull the Iron-Headed Dragon King up.

But looking at the murky silt at the bottom of the Yellow River, Bai Jing finally gave up the idea.

Meanwhile, on the boat, Hu Bayi and his companions watched the battle in the water with some anxiety.

Although Bai Jing had not surfaced since entering the water, Hu Bayi and the others knew from the churning waves and the huge commotion that the battle was intense.

The boat captain was so excited that he knelt on the boat and kowtowed towards the Yellow River, repeatedly saying, "River God, please forgive me! River God, please forgive me!"

Then, amidst everyone's worried and awe-inspiring gazes, a figure suddenly leaped out of the water from the bow of the boat.

Like a dolphin leaping out of the sea, Bai Jing landed steadily on the bow of the boat, knelt on one knee, and then slowly stood up.

As Bai Jing stood up, the sky gradually cleared up.

The sunlight after the rain shone through the clouds and shone behind Bai Jing, making him look like a god descending to earth.

The boat captain looked at Bai Jing's figure. At this moment, Bai Jing was surrounded by five-colored rays of light, making him look extremely sacred.

After realizing what had happened, the boatman repeatedly kowtowed to Bai Jing, chanting, "River God, River God!"

Bai Jing was somewhat taken aback, wondering what was going on.

What Bai Jing didn't know was that, later on, the local fishermen began to worship statues in Bai Jing's likeness, saying that this was the river god of the Yellow River.

It wasn't until many years later that Bai Jing learned about this, and he was both amused and exasperated.

Soon, the group reached the shore.

The boatman refused to take Bai Jing and his companions' money, saying that all future boat rides would be free.

Bai Jing and the others had no choice but to be pulled across the Yellow River, and were then sent off with profuse thanks.

If Bai Jing and his group hadn't refused the gifts, the boat captain would have even wanted to give them some dried fish or something.

Afterwards, the group walked on the road to Gulan County.

After crossing the mountain, they could see the county seat of Gulan County in the distance.

I asked Li Chunlai, and it's probably less than two kilometers away.

They had traveled a long way, but everyone was quite tired. Finally, they found a passing tractor, gave the driver two yuan, and it took them to the guesthouse in the county town.

By the time the group arrived at the guesthouse, it was already completely dark.

After asking around, they found that the most available rooms were for three people, and then there were large dormitory rooms for ten people.

Ultimately, they had no choice but to book two double rooms: one for Bai Jing and Hu Bayi, and the other for Fatty and Big Gold Tooth.

After registering, everyone took their room keys and entered the guesthouse.

The guesthouse has a registration area at the front, a courtyard in the middle, and guest rooms at the back.

To get to the guest rooms from the front, you have to go through the courtyard in the middle.

At that moment, a grand opera was being performed in the courtyard, which was filled with people watching the show.

Bai Jing and the others glanced at it briefly and then went back inside without looking at it any further.

When the Iron-Headed Dragon King appeared earlier, it started to rain. Although Hu Bayi and his two companions did not go into the water, they were all soaked to the bone.

So, I decided to go back to my room to wash up first, and then we'd talk about other things.

Bai Jing and Hu Bayi's room was next to Fatty and Big Gold Tooth's room. In no time, Bai Jing and Hu Bayi prepared their change of clothes, and then took the thermos, basin, towels and other items from the room and went out.

Just then, Fatty and Big Gold Tooth also came out, and the four of them headed towards the restroom together.

There was no dedicated shower room in the guesthouse; everyone had to bring their own thermos flasks from their rooms to the bathroom to shower.

On the way, Big Gold Tooth also praised Bai Jing's amazing performance today.

"Hey, Master Bai, your underwater skills are truly amazing. I roughly calculated that at least four or five minutes passed from when you went underwater to when you came up. That doesn't even include the energy you expended fighting that Iron-Headed Dragon King. How did you manage to do that?"

Hu Bayi and Fatty actually both knew about this issue.

The two exchanged a smile, and Bai Jing smiled as well. There was nothing to hide, so he immediately said, "To be honest, under normal circumstances, I can only stay underwater for two or three minutes at most. That's only because I'm a martial artist, and my breath is long and deep."

Upon hearing Bai Jing's words, Big Gold Tooth became interested and asked, "Hey, what's up with you today?"

Hu Bayi immediately laughed and said, "To talk about this, we have to mention an old case. I won't go into too much detail, but all you need to know is that when Lao Bai and we were working in the countryside in Northeast China, we got a treasure called the Water-Separating Pearl. If you put the Water-Separating Pearl in your mouth, you can breathe underwater."

Hearing Hu Bayi say this, Big Gold Tooth became even more interested and immediately exclaimed in surprise, "Wow, there are such treasures in this world?"

The fat man immediately laughed and said, "There's a lot you don't know. The things that Lao Bai truly treasures are all carried close to his body. Don't be fooled by the seemingly valuable things in his yard; Lao Bai doesn't actually care about them at all because the things he truly cares about are all on his person."

As he spoke, the fat man suddenly remembered something and revealed a strange smile, saying, "Let me tell you, Boss Jin, Old Bai has a treasure called 'Ruyi Hook,' which you can hold in your mouth."

Before the fat man could finish speaking, Bai Jing interrupted him, saying, "Alright, fat man, stop rambling on. Are you going to take a shower or not?"

The fat man quickly shut up, then whispered to Big Gold Tooth with a smile, "I'll tell you when we get back to our room, hehehe."

Chapter 191 The Red Spot Mark Appears

Walking down the corridor, after Fatty and Big Gold Tooth agreed to talk about it again in their room, Big Gold Tooth remembered something and looked at Bai Jing and Hu Bayi, asking, "Master Hu, Second Master Bai, there's something I've always wanted to ask you both."

Throughout history, from Qin Shi Huang to the last emperor Puyi, there have been hundreds of emperors. Feng shui has always emphasized dragon veins, but with so many emperors, how many dragon veins would it take to bury them all?

Upon hearing Big Gold Tooth's question, Hu Bayi replied first: "I'm telling you, there are plenty of dragon veins, but everyone has their own interpretation. From a feng shui perspective, the two most important aspects of a dragon vein are its form and its momentum. Form refers to the terrain and mountain shape where the tomb is located. Momentum refers to the state presented by the terrain and mountain shape."

The "Dragon Seeking Manual" states: "The Great Dao is like a dragon, moving freely and naturally; its form is elusive and ever-changing." This is similar to the saying "The dragon has nine sons," each different in temperament, nature, talent, and appearance. The dragon vein is even more so, making it far more complex than the nine sons of the dragon.

The fat man had witnessed Bai Jing and Hu Bayi locate the entrance to the tomb simply by observing the terrain and celestial phenomena, so he knew that the two were not talking nonsense.

The fat man immediately said, "There is a theoretical basis for this."

However, it was clear that Big Gold Tooth didn't know much about this industry and remained skeptical about the authenticity of the dragon vein.

In fact, Big Gold Tooth's suspicions are understandable. If the dragon vein really worked, then why were there short-lived dynasties and emperors who died violent deaths?

Upon hearing this, Bai Jing immediately explained, "The dragon veins of the world originate from Kunlun. Kunlun is the ancestral vein of all mountains. Among the dragon veins of Kunlun Mountain, three have entered our country's territory. They are known in the industry as the Southern Dragon, the Central Dragon, and the Northern Dragon."

These three dragon veins are also known as the main dragon veins, but they are different from each other. The northern dragon vein is the most powerful and domineering. Almost all the imperial tombs of the unified dynasties in Chinese history are located in the northern dragon vein.

The central dragon vein is the most stable, so many imperial tombs and numerous aristocratic families with thousands of years of history are buried on its various branches.

The Southern Dragon is the most peculiar, and it is extremely mysterious and unpredictable.

The *Hanlong Jing* states: "The four limbs divide into four worlds, with the north, south, west, and east forming four branches. The northwest reaches Kongtong, a distance of tens of thousands of miles, while the east enters the Three Curtains, a realm of profound darkness."

Only when the Southern Dragon entered China did the ancestral fetus and the primordial spirit arrive in a wondrous way. The Yellow River, with its nine bends, forms the large intestine, while the Yangtze River, with its meandering course, forms the bladder.

Branches and veins crisscross, their energy and blood intertwined, finding refuge in water. Large cities become imperial capitals, small counties resided in by dukes and marquises.

This southern dragon cannot bear the weight of emperors or ancient families, but it can temporarily hold dukes and lords. Therefore, the southern dragon is the burial place of the rulers of small countries or some lords.

Although almost all emperors were buried in the Northern Dragon, in reality, the dragon energy of the Southern Dragon was sometimes also very strong, but it was not lasting and changed too quickly.

This is entirely because the form and momentum are not static. An earthquake or a flood can alter the form and momentum of a dragon vein. What was originally a dragon vein might be no longer a superior dragon vein due to an earthquake changing its form and momentum.

The pulse is felt.

Therefore, the dragon veins of our great China have been changing for thousands of years. The most crucial reason is that the territory is too vast. Today, the best dragon vein may be in Shaanxi Province, but after an earthquake, the best dragon vein may have moved to Henan Province.

Therefore, this kind of thing is difficult to explain clearly.

After listening to Bai Jing's words, the group generally understood. In other words, the situation with the dragon vein was changing too quickly, and it ultimately depended on fate.

Then Big Gold Tooth said, "Anyway, I'll just listen to whatever you say. I'm an outsider, but did you know that Li Chunfeng's tomb is right here in Gulan County? Compared to him, aren't you all a bit like small fry compared to big fish?"

Upon hearing this, the fat man immediately became interested and ran over to Big Gold Tooth to ask, "Is Li Chunfeng's tomb here?"