Under One Person: The Millennium Plan Exposed by Feng Baobao

[With doubts, I returned to Xu Fu's tomb. Xu Fu was recovering from his injuries at the time. He was very flustered when he saw me, and thought I had changed my mind and wanted to kill him.]

[However, after I took out the corpse, Xu Fu's face changed drastically, and he accurately told me the information about the corpse based on the clothes.]

This is Lu Ao, a Qi practitioner from the pre-Qin period. Legend has it that he traveled to the North Sea, passed through the Taiyin, and entered the Xuanque. I never expected to see his body here!

Chapter 198: The real location of the Qin Shi Huang Mausoleum as mentioned by Xu Fu: Mount Kanchenjunga. (5K chapter)

Lu Ao?

Zhang Chulan was a little confused.

Who is this Lu Ao?

Then he looked at his master.

"Master, do you know who this Lu Ao is?"

"It's surprising that even someone of Xu Fu's rank knows him."

The old Taoist priest looked a little surprised when he heard this.

“I didn’t expect it to be this person.”

"He can be considered the most famous Qi practitioner in the pre-Qin period. Because his deeds of seeking immortals and exploring the Dao are so well-known, many people in later generations have used him as an allusion."

"Li Bai's earlier poem, "Wandering on Jiugai Mountain, Willing to Take Lu Ao to Travel to Taiqing," is about him."

"Back then, Qin Shi Huang recruited many alchemists and awarded them doctoral degrees to help him find the elixir of immortality. Lu Ao was one of them. However, history says that Lu Ao, like Xu Fu, fled and never returned. It's surprising that he died here."

"But if he did find the Penglai Fairy Island, then why didn't he take the elixir of immortality in the end, but died there instead?"

At this moment, Zhang Chulan remembered what Wang Ye had told him about the Qi Bureau.

"Master, do you think Lu Ao was accidentally contaminated by the Qi Bureau? Even if he took the elixir of immortality, there is no way to remove the erosion of this Qi Bureau."

"Then he was tortured to death by the Qi Bureau."

The old Taoist priest nodded after hearing this.

"Maybe. After all, immortals are not gods."

Canglong said with a longing look in his eyes:

"Although I know this Qi Bureau is extremely dangerous and almost no one can survive after entering it, I also really want to witness the power of this Qi Bureau."

"Let's see if this legendary Qi Bureau is really that strange."

Wang Ergou, who was standing by, heard this and stepped forward to hug Zanglong's shoulders.

"I can satisfy you on this matter. When I went on an expedition to Bermuda, I discovered a place shrouded in fog on the sea. The captain of the freighter told me that place was the Bermuda Triangle."

"Almost every ship that entered was destroyed. Even if the ship was not destroyed, all the people on board would die, and some would even die without a complete body."

"The deaths were more miserable than each other."

"I think that place should be a natural Qi Bureau. I will take you to the edge of it. If you are brave enough, go and study it."

Canglong was a little moved at this time.

"Okay, I'll try it."

"I don't have anything to do recently anyway, so you can take me to see it when the time comes."

"it is good!"

After the two finished their discussion, Feng Baobao continued reading.

Xu Fu told me that Lu Ao had gone out to sea a month before him, and unexpectedly, he had found the Penglai Island before him.

[It's a shame to die just because of the erosion of the Qi. 】

Xu Fu then wanted to bury Lu Ao, and he also told me a secret.

[That's where the entrance to Qin Shi Huang's true mausoleum was located. Within that mausoleum lies a fountain of eternal youth. Anyone who drinks it will be immortalized as long as they avoid sunlight. However, if they come into contact with sunlight, they will spontaneously combust. It's believed that the fountain of youth contains many life-promoting substances.]

However, Qin Shi Huang did not want to be forever without sunlight, so he sent many alchemists out to sea to search for the elixir of immortality.

When I learned this secret, I was shocked, because doesn't this mean that if Qin Shi Huang had stayed in the Mausoleum of Qin Shi Huang, he could have lived from the Qin Dynasty to the present day?

……

Everyone was a little surprised to hear that Qin Shihuang might not be dead.

Zhang Chulan exclaimed even more.

"If that's the case, then isn't it possible that Qin Shi Huang lived from the Qin Dynasty until now?"

"So the historical story that Qin Shi Huang died of illness during his tour is false?"

After hearing this, others couldn't help but make wild guesses in their hearts.

Feng Zhenghao said at this time:

"The history of the Qin Dynasty was compiled by the Han Dynasty, which means that the history of the Qin Dynasty may have been artificially rewritten."

"No one knows whether Qin Shi Huang died of illness on his way to the parade."

"But I think now that we know Qin Shi Huang may not have died, the history of his death on the parade may be false."

"It may not have been compiled by the Han Dynasty. It may have been promoted by the Qin Dynasty itself."

Zhang Chulan looked curious.

"If that's the case, then how could Qin Shi Huang watch the Qin Dynasty fall?"

"After all, if he had stepped forward at the time, he could have almost turned the tide and put the Qin Dynasty back on track."

Feng Zhenghao shook his head.

"I'm not very clear about this matter, because it happened thousands of years ago. If I want to know the specific truth, I'm afraid I have to travel back to the Qin Dynasty."

Zhang Chulan couldn't help but think that the owner of the notebook had the ability to travel through time.

If I were to use that Yu Guang disk to travel back to the Qin Dynasty, I wonder what would happen.

At this time, Feng Baobao continued to read the rest of the notes.

I asked Xu Fu where the true entrance to the Mausoleum of the First Qin Emperor was. Xu Fu told me that he had observed the outside world over the years and that the place was once called Black Ruins, but is now called Mount Kanchenjunga.

Kanchenjunga?

Canglong was surprised.

"Isn't this place a nightmare for expedition teams?"

"That's the third highest peak in the world, on the border between Nepal and Sikkim, in the eastern section of the Himalayas."

"The peak is 8586 meters above sea level, and it was not until 1955 that humans first reached the summit."

"I didn't expect that during the Qin Dynasty, the Mausoleum of Qin Shi Huang was built in that place. No wonder it has not been discovered for thousands of years."

Wang Ergou was a little confused.

"How can you say that the Mausoleum of Qin Shi Huang has not been discovered? What about the Terracotta Warriors?"

Canglong shook his head.

"That's not the case. Some scholars have already suspected that the Mausoleum of Qin Shi Huang that we have discovered may not be the tomb of Qin Shi Huang, but the tomb of the Queen Mother Xuan of Qin. These terracotta warriors may also be buried with the Queen Mother Xuan of Qin."

"It's hard to explain the exact reason right now, but one thing is certain: if what's written in the notes is true, then it means that Qin Shi Huang placed his mausoleum on Mount Kanchenjunga."

Feng Xingtong couldn't believe it.

"Back then, Xianyang was a great distance of 18,000 miles from Mount Kanchenjunga. Besides, this place wasn't part of the Qin Dynasty at the time. How could he have quietly built his tomb on Mount Kanchenjunga?"

Hearing this, Zanglong adjusted his glasses.

"Perhaps this incident is due to the lack of history."

"After all, hasn't the Sanxingdui incident ever appeared in any historical documents?"

"But he still showed up, which means a considerable part of our history is missing."

Wang Ergou no longer questioned it when Canglong mentioned Sanxingdui.

indeed.

There is no truth to many things.

We can only rely on our own reasoning to guess what actually happened in history.

At this moment, Zhang Chulan thought of something Barron had once mentioned.

"This Kangchenjunga, I know someone who has been there before, and he was the only one who came out unscathed."

"According to him, he was the only one who returned from his expedition team."

"I have a guess. That is, Mount Kanchenjunga is probably a natural Qi field. Only when he found the right path did he survive. Otherwise, there would be no need for Qin Shi Huang to build his mausoleum there."

After hearing this, everyone hesitated for a moment.

Is it possible?

Is that place really a natural Qi state?

No wonder almost no expedition teams to Mount Kangchenjunga have returned alive in recent years. It turns out this is the reason.

When everyone was guessing.

Feng Baobao has continued reading.

[The Black Ruins, now known as Mount Kanchenjunga, possessed a natural Qi field, which is why the Mausoleum of the First Qin Emperor was built there.]

However, a natural Qi field alone wouldn't be enough for Qin Shi Huang to build his mausoleum there. The most important thing is the spring of youth beneath Mount Kanchenjunga.

[With the Fountain of Youth, Qin Shi Huang could live in his grave forever if he wanted.]

I'm quite interested in the Fountain of Youth in the Mausoleum of the First Qin Emperor.

[Since it's called the Fountain of Youth, it means that this spring water must have a source, and this source may be the source of the substance that makes us immortal.]

After bidding farewell to Xu Fu, I headed straight for Mount Kanchenjunga.

However, Mount Kangchenjunga is too far away from where I am now. It took me ten days and ten nights to successfully reach it.

[At this time, there were many expedition teams from the United States at the foot of Mount Kangchenjunga.]

[The United States is now strong, free from war, and economically developed, so Americans love to explore. The South Pole and the North Pole were both discovered during this period.]

[However, I didn't join these Americans because, in my opinion, they had death written all over their faces.]

Mount Kanchenjunga has a natural Qi system. These reckless Americans are destined to be swallowed up by it. I don't know how lucky I need to stumble upon the right path.

After passing through the natural Qi field of Mount Kangchenjunga, I began to search for the entrance to the Mausoleum of the First Qin Emperor.

[Because of the Qi situation, I can't use the Earth-Drifting Hundred-Footed Immortal at will, so I can only search slowly.]

However, I had plenty of time, and eventually found the entrance to the Mausoleum of the First Qin Emperor beneath a huge rock at the summit. This rock was arguably the highest point on the mountain, and I pushed it directly down from Mount Kangchenjunga. Although it caused numerous avalanches, due to the scarcity of life, there were no casualties besides a few Americans.

After opening the Mausoleum of the First Qin Emperor, I concealed my own Qi and headed towards it.

The first thing you enter is a long stone corridor, lined with murals depicting Qin Shi Huang's achievements, from his accession to the throne to his death.

After hearing this, everyone was a little surprised.

Zhang Chulan said:

"If the murals in this mausoleum really record the deeds of Qin Shi Huang, then doesn't that mean the history of the Qin Dynasty is there?"

"There's no need to look up historical records to verify it, just go over and take a few photos."

Hearing Zhang Chulan say this, Canglong nodded.

"It is indeed possible to do as you say."

"After all, this is also the mural in Qin Shi Huang's mausoleum."

"Even if there is some exaggeration in it, its authenticity is much more credible than the history of the Qin Dynasty compiled by the Han Dynasty."

Canglong’s words made Feng Zhenghao very excited.

"If that's the case, I'd like to invite a group of extraordinary people to go to Mount Kanchenjunga and see if we can still find the murals from Qin Shi Huang's tomb."

Seeing this, Zhang Chulan couldn't help but start to remind him.