Chapter 487: What is the end of the greedy? It is having more opportunities than others!
Genghis Khan's mausoleum has so far only existed in people's fantasies and novels.
But in reality, it has never been discovered!
Not even a single possible burial object has ever appeared.
How was the First Emperor's Mausoleum discovered back then?
It was because a farmer discovered the Terracotta Warriors, first found the pit of Terracotta Warriors, and only then detected the specific location and scale of the Imperial Mausoleum.
Genghis Khan's mausoleum, however, had absolutely no such situation appear.
In official history and unofficial history, all locations suspected of being the Imperial Mausoleum had been excavated by people.
But not a single decent burial object had appeared!
Later on, many people were crazy, not even letting go of places that had even a slight similarity to the place names in historical records.
Just like that, carpet-style searching still didn't find a shadow of the Imperial Mausoleum.
Before the fifties, that piece of land hadn't been ceded yet, and one could enter and exit freely.
Naturally, more tomb-raiding experts ran over there, dreaming of digging up an imperial mausoleum and enjoying glory and wealth for a lifetime!
But the results all left people greatly disappointed; on the grassland, besides grass, there was only sand.
There was no lack of jackals, wolves, tigers, and leopards, but as for the imperial mausoleum, indeed not a shadow was seen.
Over time, no one had such dreams anymore!
With that effort, one could have dug up countless ancient tombs in the interior.
Therefore, Chale'gai's appearance, along with his identity and the proposal to take people to dig Genghis Khan's imperial mausoleum, were all a joke in the eyes of those who knew the trade.
Even if placed with Master Guo, this swindler, it was extremely ridiculous.
Fortunately, Master Guo was not a real tomb-raiding expert, which was why he didn't beat Chale'gai out, but listened carefully to his claims about his identity, and then politely declined.
It could be said that Master Guo had preserved both face and substance for the other party!
However, a mature swindler like Master Guo had clever methods, but he couldn't withstand his apprentices being tempted.
Those like Half-a-Li, who had been in the trade for half a year, were still considered restrained, but those apprentices who had been in the trade for several years were now so excited they didn't know what to do!
Especially since Zhang Lin had also said that the more absurd and impossible things are, sometimes they are the easiest to happen.
This was almost directly saying that this group of apprentices who stayed behind really followed Chale'gai to raid Genghis Khan's tomb.
At this time, in the mysterious room, Mr. Zhou, who had already seen the list in advance, had an intriguing expression.
He clearly remembered that there were five names on the list submitted, and one of them was Genghis Khan!
Mr. Zhou was also very surprised when he saw it at the time and asked his subordinates if Zhang Lin had written it wrong?
Genghis Khan was already dead, and logically, he shouldn't exist on the list.
But the subordinate responded that this was confirmed by Zhang Lin.
Hearing this, Mr. Zhou couldn't question it further; he estimated that since Zhang Lin could draft such a list, he would definitely provide an explanation.
Combined with Zhang Lin's identity, Mr. Zhou felt that he would clarify these questions in his storytelling.
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