Qin Shi Huang Tomb Door Novels & Stories

Sounds a bit scary but also melodious to the ear. After climbing the stairs which is quite steep, there appears a large gate 20 meters high and 30 meters wide with pillars that are like gold plated steel. Zhou Fu and Zhao Yunlei seemed to have just come out of the secret door and were now being brought to a fairly large flat land called the Maundo gate. In Caihong port, there are more than fifty cave entrances, not all of which lead to Maundo. Only people who meet certain conditions will be escorted by officers to Maundo.

As soon as she arrived on the edge of the road, a taxi had been waiting for her. “Go, Sir!” Qeiza mentioned the address she was going to. Getting off of the taxi, Qeiza stood in front of a mansion gate. Her tears couldn’t stop flowing when she saw the bouquets of flowers neatly lined along the fence. Chin Hwa’s body was indeed brought to his uncle’s house before being buried. The mourners went in and out of the house. Qeiza shambled. Her legs were shaking. She was like being walking on the suspension bridge.

“Your Majesty!” The queen walked up the stairs of the palace and stopped just in front of the opened, big double doors. Two statues of tiger, carved from the precious moonrock from the Dragon Mountain, stood on each side of the doorway. Both tigers were looking sternly forward with their mouths open, barring their fangs at whoever dared to come pass. The queen knelt down and bowed. After paying her respects, she stood up and strolled into the palace. Eunuch Mu followed behind her along with her entourage.

The tunnel had ended, opening up to a clearing with large, dead trees and the same low-lying brush we had seen during our journey to the dig site. I felt a wave of anxiety wash over me as we walked out into the light. Pete gasped, and Troy tightened his hold on my hand as we stood at the tunnel's end, looking at the crumbled remains of what was once a temple built into the side of a large hill. The outside of the temple had fallen away with the passing of time. All that was left was a door. "Oh, my Goddess," I whispered. The door was made of pure granite, chipped in some places like someone had attempted to open it with tools. Symbols were etched all around it, and the center bore the same s

The ground in front of the copper door was paved with cement, and a small black and white porcelain piece was pasted in the middle with a gossip map. This large space has been dug in the middle of the mountain, and a bronze gate has been set up. Is there a tomb inside? Or something? When she approached the copper door, the texture of the copper had a historical appearance. On the left and right sides of the door were carved two door gods named Shenta Yulei, which had been covered with a layer of ash. There is a lock with Chinese character "concave" in the middle, which is covered with ash layer. The key hole at the bottom of the lock body is designed with a "I" shape, which looks like the do

It didn't make sense that he should ask for two million yuan. Then Qin Haodong said, "I have my reasons to ask for two million yuan. This is not blackmailing. Our door is a pure antique. It is said to be the toilet door of Emperor Kangxi of the Qing Dynasty, so it's Sister Liu's heirloom. Now it's been smashed by you. It's fair enough to have you pay two million yuan." Huang Weili cried excitedly, "Nonsense! Can you be more absurd? How could you say that it's an antique and that it is Emperor Kangxi's toilet door? You have no factual basis. You are obviously blackmailing. Who can prove this door an antique?"

The stones in front of me disappear; had I continue, I would've fallen down into the unknown ground. "Proceed. Left foot on your top right stone. Right foot on the center." After several minutes of following General Li's instructions, I arrive at the other side. I can hear my heart thumping in apprehension, "What do we do now, General?" A quarter of a mile ahead, there is a firmly secured and dense stone door. No matter what we try, we cannot make it budge at all. There is something else that we noticed, however. Atop the door, there are two designs. One appears to be a white flower with a longer stem but the other is a shorter-stemmed red flower.

She pressed her palm to the center of the gate. The runes blazed to life. A deep tremor shook the ground, and the massive doors groaned apart. A rush of stale air poured out, thick with the scent of dust, age, and forgotten souls. They entered. Inside, the tomb stretched into darkness. Torches flickered to life as they passed, igniting in trails of blue flame along the walls. The light revealed murals, battles, coronations, betrayals. And at the center of it all, a crowned figure holding a sword of fire, bound in chains of shadow.

Zhi Qiang reminded them and he entered the tomb ahead of the others but as soon as he entered, he heard shouting. "Captain!" "Ugh!" "What the-!" Ghh!" Zhi Qiang turned around only to find that his men flew backwards, as if being blasted by invisible force and they fell to the ground. The tomb gate which was already opened by the time they arrived, closed down in fast speed.

In the center between the stone carvings, a modest bronze door stood prominently. "An entrance! It must be another entrance to the tomb chamber!" Kevin exclaimed excitedly, his voice trembling. Chantelle was equally thrilled as she looked at Andrew. "Mr. Lloyd, that's an entrance to the tomb chamber, right?" Andrew smiled and replied, "It should be, though this entrance is probably a back door or side entrance to the tomb chamber. Generally, ancient burial sites only had one main entrance."