In Grave Robber's Chronicles, what secrets did Wu Xie have? Why were the people around him hiding the truth from him and saying that they were protecting him?

There were indeed two different Wu Xie in Grave Robber's Chronicles. One of them was a member of the Bronze Gate called Wu Xie, and the other was the main character of the Wuxie Sect founded by his third uncle called Innocence. These two Wu Xie had different experiences and goals, but they all had the same goal-to solve the secret of the bronze door.

In Grave Robber's Chronicles, the protagonist Wu Xie once ate a kind of elixir called Nine Nether Fragrance Dew, which was said to be immune to all poisons and immortal. However, this kind of spirit herb was very precious and could only be obtained by very rare opportunities. Moreover, Wu Xie had never tried it himself. He had only heard of it.

The following are some of Wu Xie's classic sayings from Grave Robber's Chronicles: Happiness is the most important thing in a person's life. 2. The more complicated and simpler things are, the better. Some things will naturally be understood when the time is up. There's no need to be too entangled. Each of the four had their own strengths. You can't judge a book by its cover. The furthest distance in the world is when I stand in front of you, yet you don't know that I love you. The more people grow up, the more they know how to protect themselves. Sometimes, the more they don't know how to protect themselves, the more they know how to protect themselves, the less they know how to love. Nothing is irreparable. I believe that everything will be fine. After a person dies, the right and wrong are judged by others, I don't care because when I'm alive, I only talk about happiness. There are some things that I know are wrong, but I don't regret it.

In the story of Snake Marsh Ghost City in Grave Robber's Chronicles, Wu Xie had heard someone call him Fatty.

In Grave Robber's Chronicles, the little brother guarded the bronze door for Wu Xie because he knew that there was a huge secret hidden behind the door, and this secret was about the little brother himself. According to the novel, the little brother was a genius among a generation of grave robbers. He had extraordinary skills and superb skills, and he had a unique "little brother body" that could adapt to various environments. He had once abandoned his family and friends in pursuit of his goals, so he had a high sense of responsibility and mission for his actions. The secret behind the bronze door was about the little brother himself. This secret allowed him to know his identity and history, as well as his sense of mission and responsibility for this world. Therefore, he decided to guard the door for Wu Xie to prevent the secret from being leaked and to complete his mission.

There were many Doujinshi novels related to Grave Robber's Chronicles, among which the more famous ones were Grave Robber's Chronicles: New Year's Celebration, Grave Robber's Chronicles: Cloud Dingtian Palace, Grave Robber's Chronicles: Southern Sect's Third Uncle, Grave Robber's Chronicles: Sand Sea, and so on. In these novels, the character Zhang Qi Ling was created by the third uncle of the Southern faction. He was a mysterious grave robber who searched for treasure with Wu Xie. In these novels, Wu Xie was already dead when Zhang Qi Ling found him. It might be because Wu Xie was in danger during the tomb raiding. In order to protect him, Zhang Qi Ling had to find new clues to save Wu Xie. Therefore, in the novel, Zhang Qi Ling and Wu Xie faced the dangers and challenges of tomb robbing together. It should be noted that these novels are based on the story of Grave Robber's Chronicles, and some of their own imagination and plots may be added. However, generally speaking, these novels were all Doujinshi works of Grave Robber's Chronicles, and they were quite popular and well-known.

In Grave Robber's Chronicles, Wu Xie liked fat people. They met and fell in love in the process of tomb raiding, experienced many adventures, and also experienced many setbacks. Wu Xie had a very deep relationship with Fatty and had always regarded him as his family and friend.

The fake Wu Xie in Grave Robber's Chronicles was a character in the novel. He was Wu Xie's clone and Fatty's partner. The fake Wu Xie's personality was more cheerful and liked to joke around, which played an important role in the process of robbing the tomb. At the end of the novel, the fake Wu Xie and the real Wu Xie returned to Changbai Mountain to complete their tomb robbing plan.

The fake Wu Xie in Grave Robber's Chronicles was a fictional character from a branch of the Grave Robber's Chronicles series. The fake Wu Xie was created by Wu Xie to confuse other grave robbers. The fake Wu Xie had Wu Xie's memories and skills, but his behavior and personality were different from the real Wu Xie. In the novel, the fake Wu Xie was eventually killed by Xie Yuchen while the real Wu Xie became a guest of the Bronze Gate.

In Grave Robber's Chronicles, Wu Xie guarded the bronze gate for 10 years. This was mainly because the bronze door was a secret laboratory left behind by the little brother. As the only survivor, Wu Xie was sent by the little brother to guard the bronze door to protect the bronze door and the treasures inside. While guarding the door, Wu Xie had to face all kinds of dangers and challenges. At the same time, he had to keep in touch with his brother and learn more tomb robbing skills and experience. Therefore, guarding the Bronze Door for 10 years became an important task for Wu Xie in the tomb raiding world. It was also the process of his growth and improvement.