Yes!

Heavenly officials give blessings, and there are no taboos!

The words on this bronze seal are only two characters different from the "Faqiu Seal" that was uniquely used to ward off evil spirits by Faqiu Zhonglang in the folk legend of later generations. This "Faqiu Seal" is what Wu Liang wanted to do to make hair.

One of the most important reasons for General Qiu Zhonglang.

It is said that the "Faqiu Seal" is also a copper seal with the eight characters "Blessed by Heavenly Officials, No Taboos" engraved on it. It is said that with a seal in hand, all ghosts and gods can avoid it. It was given by Boss Cao to General Faqiu Zhonglang.

It is an irreplaceable divine object, so Faqiu Zhonglang is also called Faqiu Tianguan.

However, it is said that this seal was later destroyed during the Yongle period of the Ming Dynasty and has no longer existed in the world since then.

In other words, it is absolutely impossible for anyone in the 21st century where Wu Liang lived to have seen the real "Faqiu Seal". The origin of this folk legend cannot be traced back, and whether it is true or not cannot be verified...

Therefore, Wu Liang had thought before that even if he eventually became the General of Faqiu, would Boss Cao have the "Faqiu Seal" to reward him?

Now I see the copper seal in my hand, and then I see the bronze characters on the copper seal...

“The Grand Duke’s blessings, there are no taboos…”

Wu Liang read it again unconsciously, and it sounded so smooth no matter how he read it.

This is due to the fact that the first letters of "Tai Gong" and "Tian Guan" are exactly the same. No matter how you pronounce them, there is no sense of violation. I can't help but have a bold guess in my heart:

Is it possible that this copper seal is the legendary "Faqiu Seal"?

After all, in the process of spreading, many folk legends are told from different people or through the dialects of different regions. Over time, there is a great possibility that there will be deviations. The word "Tai Gong" gradually spread to "Tian Gong".

The word "official" is simply a normal thing.

Just like many relay games, just a few people pass a sentence, and the result after a few minutes can be completely different, not to mention the folklore that has been circulated for thousands of years...

Combined with those worms that have not followed them into the main tomb until now.

Wu Liang had just been wondering if there was any means of restraining those bugs in the main tomb chamber to ensure that the corpse of the tomb owner would not be infested by those bugs. If this situation was related to this copper seal, then

The efficacy of this copper seal has also been confirmed, and it is indeed somewhat similar to the legendary "Faqiu Seal".

besides.

There is also the identity of the character referred to by the word "Tai Gong".

Wu Liang immediately thought of Jiang Ziya, the Taizu of Qi, also known as Lu Shang.

Not only does Jiang Ziya have the title of "Tai Gong Wang" in the official history, he is also honored as "Tai Gong" in the "History of Qi" discovered by Wu Liang. Even in the Taoist myths handed down from the Celestial Dynasty, many sects regard him as a wise man.

God, the God of War, is regarded as the protective spirit of "the Grand Duke is here, nothing is forbidden".

In addition, this is the mausoleum of the king of Qi, so the word "Tai Gong" is inseparable from Jiang Ziya.

in addition.

There are indeed many historical records related to immortality and magical powers in Jiang Ziya's body. Even in the eyes of later generations, Jiang Ziya is a god who is difficult to surpass.

It seems reasonable that things related to such a god-man have some mysterious attributes that cannot be explained by science...

certainly.

These were all Wu Liang's guesses. Before being fully verified, he could only treat this copper seal as an ordinary seal and did not dare to overestimate it.

"Sir, is there anything different about this bronze seal?"

Seeing Wu Liang staring at the copper seal and muttering to himself, with the expression on his face changing many times, Yu Ji asked curiously, but he was also a little afraid of the human corpse in the coffin and did not dare to approach easily.

Others just looked at it curiously. They didn't know much about this aspect, so they naturally wouldn't interrupt randomly.

"Take a look."

Wu Liang did not hide it and turned around to hand the copper seal into Yu Ji's hand.

"The Grand Duke's blessing is unlimited?"

Yu Ji turned the bronze seal over and read out these eight characters unconsciously, then frowned slightly and said, "The Grand Duke above should be Lu Shang, the Taizu of Qi, but this is probably not the seal he used during his lifetime.

Usually, only the title and name of the owner are engraved on the seal. In addition, no one would call himself Taigong, let alone engrave such a message. This bronze seal was probably made by Lu Shang's descendants."

"The old gentleman is indeed well-informed. What he said is really on point."

Wu Liang nodded and suddenly opened up a new idea.

In the Spring and Autumn Period, the word "Tai Gong" did not refer specifically to Jiang Ziya, but was mainly an honorific title for his father.

Even though Jiang Ziya was called "Tai Gong Wang" in history, it was also derived from the words of Zhou Wen Wang Jichang. The original words were translated into vernacular as "Since the ancestor Tai Gong said: 'There will be a saint coming to Zhou, and the Zhou will prosper.'

"It's you, right? Our grandpa has been looking forward to you for a long time." That's why Jiang Ziya got the title "Tai Gong Wang".

Therefore, it makes sense for Yu Ji to say that this copper seal was probably made by his sons.

However, it must have an inseparable relationship with Jiang Ziya, and the message in it may contain the protection of Jiang Ziya and his descendants from the descendants of the Lu family.

"Hahaha, I'm just discussing the matter, it's not important, it's not important, haha."

After receiving Wu Liang's affirmation, Yu Ji suddenly stroked his beard and laughed quite contentedly. He just didn't have a tail. If he had a tail, he would have been raised to the sky.

This old boy is really an old boy...

Wu Liang also smiled, took the square copper seal, carefully put it into the small cloth pocket at his waist, and then used an engineer shovel to shovel out the slightly smaller jade seal.

Apart from an obvious mark of being struck, there is nothing particularly noteworthy about this seal. Even the words engraved on the seal are quite satisfactory: "Ren Gong Bu Chen".

Just four simple words.

However, it directly pointed out the identity of the person in the coffin. The humanoid corpse in this bronze coffin was none other than the owner of the tomb, Qi Rengong Lu Buchen!

"Is this really the body of Duke Ai of Qi?"

Wu Liang's brows immediately wrinkled again.

There is definitely something fishy about this humanoid corpse!

The records in "History of Qi" are consistent with the historical documents read by Wu Liang's later generations, which is enough to prove that Duke Ai of Qi, Lu Buchen, died of being cooked, but what is now buried in his coffin is a rather complete body.

Corpse, there is no way this can be explained.

"Isn't this possible?"

Yu Ji also wrinkled his old face in surprise.

Regarding Qi Aigong's life, he knew no less than Wu Liang, so naturally he had no way to accept this statement.

Everyone also looked weird. Although some people didn't understand what Wu Liang and Yu Ji were talking about, their behavior was enough to make people confused.

"It seems that an autopsy is necessary. We will know whether it is right or wrong at a glance."

Wu Liang checked inside the bronze coffin again and found that there were no other unnecessary burial objects. Finally, he slowly extended the engineering shovel in his hand towards the humanoid corpse.

He wanted to first remove the golden mask on the face of the human corpse.

Although Wu Liang did not know what Qi Aigong looked like, and there was no way to identify the true identity of the deceased through a face that might have been dried up, deformed, or even completely rotted to the point where only bones remained, he could at least identify the humanoid corpse based on this.

Is it a human corpse?

The slightly raised "O"-shaped hand of the humanoid corpse was still in front of him, constantly reminding Wu Liang of the possible risks of this move.

But the curiosity in Wu Liang's heart at this moment is undoubtedly heavier than fear.

This is a unique trait of human beings and one of the core driving forces for human progress. Of course, it is also one of the core driving forces for seeking death.

"..."

Everyone also slowly came closer, taking precautions while glaring at the golden mask and the engineering shovel in Wu Liang's hand that was getting closer, waiting for the answer to be revealed.

finally.

"Click!"

With a soft sound, the shovel head touched the edge of the golden mask.

It's about to be opened!

Everyone immediately held their breath and couldn't bear to blink their eyes.

But at this moment.

"Click..."

Another strange noise came from the bronze coffin.

To be precise, there was a strange noise coming from the humanoid corpse inside the bronze coffin.

This time, not only Wu Liang and Bai Jingjing heard it, but the rest of the people also heard it clearly, and subconsciously took a step back, raising the weapons in their hands accordingly.

"!"

Wu Liang's heart tightened, and the right hand holding the engineer's shovel trembled slightly, not knowing whether to return or advance.

The next second.

"Whoosh!"

The slightly raised hand of the humanoid corpse suddenly moved again and grabbed the wooden handle of the engineer shovel near the shovel head!

"What the hell?!"
To be continued...