Tomb robbery notes Why do Wu Xie and Zhang Qiling suffer together?

This, it depends on your personal feelings, what do you think of Wu Xie.

is attacking, then his cliff is attacking, on the contrary, you think Zhang Qiling.

It's by that he cliff is by it!! (Whispering, I still think innocence is always suffering, haha.) ）

In the tomb robbery notes, the relationship between Wu Xie and Zhang Qiling is a complex and deep emotional bond. Their interaction and interdependence are remarkable in many ways.

First of all, their ancestors used to be a loving couple, and this history gave the little brother and Wu Xie a special emotional connection. This historical backdrop adds a unique historical weight and emotional depth to their relationship.

Secondly, they have been through many difficult moments together. Together, they have gone on adventures, challenged dangers, experienced sorrows, setbacks, and failures, and shared successes, joys, and happiness. These shared experiences have deepened their bond.

Moreover, the trust between them is also an important cornerstone of their relationship. They support each other, help each other, and encourage each other, and this trust makes their relationship more stable.

In the end, Zhang Qiling has always protected Wu Xie, and whenever Wu Xie's life is threatened, he will appear in time and solve the danger. This relationship of protection and protection undoubtedly increases the intimacy and dependence between them.

Therefore, the reason why Wu Xie and Zhang Qiling are together is because their historical origins, common experiences, mutual trust, and mutual support have made them form a strong emotional bond. This connection is not just friendship, nor is it just love, but an emotion that is deeply understood and cherished by each other.

Since Wu Xie met Brother Bo downstairs from the third uncle, these two young people have sparked a spark of love. In the next process of robbing the tomb, the relationship has deepened, and the relationship has not been clarified yet, but everyone understands =v= (sigh That's it, the bottle evil king

Paipai** forum has you covered.

Well, in terms of force, Zhang Qiling is more powerful, this is universally recognized.

The girl watched the original? The third uncle of the southern school wrote it.

If it's a homo, this statement is not untenable.

Of course, each has its own love, right?

Wu Xie in "Restart" is not dead, he has been relieved after **, but he needs to be cultivated, and Wu Xie and Zhang Qiling reunited after ten years and completed this agreement.

"Notes on Tomb Robbery" has no ending in the end, leaving room for the audience's imagination, but the third uncle gave some answers on Weibo.

After the adventure of Zhangjia Gulou, I finally learned the life story of the stuffy oil bottle, Panzi died, Xiaohua escaped with a very serious injury, the fat man was in Banai, Guangxi, guarding the soul of the cloud (the fat man was sad when the cloud died), Wu Xie returned to Hangzhou (during this period, he kept talking about Wu Xie's thoughts, a mysterious person wrote a letter to Wu Xie, said some secrets that Wu Xie wanted to know and disappeared), Wu Xie continued to live.

One time the little brother came to say goodbye to Wu Xie, saying that he was going to Changbai Mountain Bronze Gate for ten years, Wu Xie followed the little brother to Changbai Mountain to send him off for the last time, and Wu Xie returned to Hangzhou to wait for ten years.

The mystery of Zhang Qiling's life experience.

Regarding Zhang Qiling's life experience, it is mentioned in the two books "Hidden Sea Flowers" and "Sand Sea". The former is mainly told through Zhang Haike, and the latter is mainly mentioned by the Wang family when he gave Li Tuan a lesson.

About Zhang Qiling's father: The Zhang family is a big family, in addition to the most core and highest-status Zhang family, there are also huge Zhang family foreigners. Zhang Qiling's father is a member of the Zhang family, but his status among his peers is not prominent.

When he went to Nepal to deliver a batch of goods, he delivered it for a long time, and when he came back, he still held a baby in his hand, which was Zhang Qiling.

About Zhang Qiling's mother: It is mentioned in the short story "Tibetan Sea Flowers, Three Days of Silence" by the third uncle of the Southern School. Zhang Qiling's mother is called Baima, and in order to feel the breath of Zhang Qiling when he grows up, he uses the medicinal properties of Tibetan sea flowers to put himself into a state of "sleep".

Died three days after waking up, and only appeared once.

Affection for friends.

The emotion between Wu Xie and Zhang Qiling is more like a bond. Wu Xie didn't know about Lao Jiumen at first, and Zhang Qiling was also a person who had nothing to do with the world. Wu Xie was forced to join under the trick of fate, and Zhang Qiling was also born and died with Wu Xie in the process.

Zhang Qiling was originally a stranger to this world, just like a tool man of the Zhang family, but the existence of Wu Xie made him feel that this world was not strange.

Zhang Qiling, the soul character in the work "Notes on Tomb Robbery" by the third uncle of the Southern School, one of the protagonists of this book, and the spiritual leader of the Iron Triangle.

The author, Uncle Nanpai, mentioned in an interview that the little brother is the kindest, wiser, mysterious and powerful character in the book. In addition, in the original text of the stolen pen, the little brother has maintained a youthful appearance for decades, and according to the author, he is a "complete body of immortality", so there will be no sequelae of immortality such as "corpse transformation", and he can be described as a perfect immortal.

The word "Qiling" in its full name has the meaning of removing the spiritual position of the deceased in ancient times, and the patriarchs of the Zhang family are called "Zhang Qiling", so it is speculated that the patriarch of the Zhang family is also responsible for burying the deceased clansmen in the ancient building of the Zhang family. (and responsible for the migration of group burials).