Yu Xiaolian became interested.
The Prince's Tomb near Luocheng, isn't that the tomb of the old Emperor's uncle, the original Prince of Yu State.
This tomb raider is really something, daring to rob the Royal Family's tomb.
No, no, this is probably not an ordinary tomb raider. The original Prince of Yu State's tomb is massive, with countless burial treasures, and has a dedicated Tomb Guardian. Ordinary tomb raiders couldn't possibly have silently robbed the old Prince of Yu State's tomb.
Could it be that Prince Jin, to gather funds to raise private soldiers, is engaging in theft from his own tomb?
Highly likely.
In the book, Prince Jin scattered tens of thousands of private soldiers across the Northwest Three States.
To maintain such soldiers, relying solely on business is definitely not feasible. Moreover, the economy in both the south and north is currently not prosperous, so presumably, Prince Jin is short on funds, which prompted him to consider tomb raiding.
