[Grave Robber's Chronicles: Innocent Wu Xie, Ten-year Promise.] What did he mean?

According to the information provided, it was impossible to determine whether Brother Wu Xie's ten-year promise had been fulfilled. Unable to answer the question.

Grave Robber's Chronicles: A Ten-Year Promise was an audio novel written by a famous online novel. It told the story of the protagonist Wu Xie and his team in the process of robbing the tomb. An audio novel usually used a recording method to transform the plot of the novel into sound. The audience could listen to the audio novel to experience the plot and the emotions of the characters in the novel.

Grave Robber's Chronicles: A Ten-Year Promise was a Chinese web novel. The story was about a series of bizarre events that happened during the treasure hunt of a group of grave robbers. The novel was published in 2008 and has been published in many derivative works such as movies, TV series, games, etc.

The ten-year promise in Grave Robber's Chronicles referred to the agreement between the protagonist Wu Xie and the little brother. The specific content was that the little brother would appear at a specific time and place to help Wu Xie solve the mystery of his family's history. Wu Xie had to complete a series of tasks within the agreed ten years so that the little brother could appear on time. This agreement was very important in the novel, and it also gave the readers a lot of guesses and imaginations about the relationship between the little brother and Wu Xie.

The full text of Grave Robber's Chronicles 'Ten-Year Agreement is as follows: Grave Robber's Chronicles was a series of grave robbing novels written by the third uncle of the Southern faction. It told the story of a group of bandits searching for treasure in a mysterious ancient tomb. The " Ten-Year Promise " referred to the fact that the third uncle of the Southern faction announced that he would stop writing the continuation of the Grave Robber's Chronicles series after the novel was finished, indicating that there would be no new stories. The novel series of Grave Robber's Chronicles was divided into 10 parts: Grave Robber's Chronicles, Hidden Sea Flower, Third Uncle of the Southern Sect, Grave Robber's Chronicles: New Year's Celebration, Grave Robber's Chronicles: Yunding Heaven Palace, Grave Robber's Chronicles: Eight Years, Grave Robber's Chronicles: Wu Xie's Private Notes, Grave Robber's Chronicles: Snake Eyebrow Taoist, Grave Robber's Chronicles: Sand Sea, and Grave Robber's Chronicles: Innocence. The total word count exceeded 10 million. In the story, the protagonists Wu Xie, Little Brother, Fatty, and others experienced many thrilling tomb robbing activities, but also revealed the mysteries and conspiracies hidden underground. This series of novels was very popular among readers and was adapted into movies, TV series and many other forms.

The ten-year promise in Grave Robber's Chronicles referred to the ten-year promise that Wu Xie and the little brother had made. Before the little brother passed away, Wu Xie had to complete the mission that the little brother had left behind, or the little brother would leave this world. The details of this quest were not clearly stated in the novel, but Wu Xie obtained some treasures left behind by his brother after completing this quest and became stronger. This ten-year promise was also an important storyline in Grave Robber's Chronicles, which had a profound impact on the fate of Wu Xie and his brother.

The ten-year promise in Grave Robber's Chronicles referred to the time when Wu Xie and Fatty met in Snake Marsh Ghost City. Fatty promised Wu Xie that as long as they could find Little Brother in Snake Marsh Ghost City, they would go to Little Brother's Treasure Pavilion together. Otherwise, they would not leave Snake Marsh Ghost City. This promise implied that their friendship was more important than anything else.

Was the ten-year promise between Wu Xie and Zhang Qiling in Grave Robber's Chronicles true? The answer to this question was not simple because the plot in Grave Robber's Chronicles was not real. In the novel, Wu Xie and Zhang Qi Ling had a "ten year agreement". This agreement was made when they first met. The content was that they would not disturb each other in the next ten years to complete their own tasks. However, in reality, this " ten-year agreement " had never been implemented. In fact, Wu Xie and Zhang Qi Ling had experienced many adventures and challenges in the novel, including tomb robbing, exploration, puzzle solving, and so on. The time spanned almost an entire century. Therefore, it could be said that this ten-year promise was just a plot in a novel and not a fact in reality.

Was the ten-year promise between Wu Xie and Zhang Qiling in Grave Robber's Chronicles true? The answer to this question wasn't very simple because the story and setting in Grave Robber's Chronicles had many different details and explanations in different versions and sequels. However, the ten-year promise between Wu Xie and Zhang Qi Ling in the novel referred to the promise that they would not leave each other for ten years behind the bronze door. They would search for the secret of the bronze door together and solve the mystery behind it. However, in the later part of the novel, as the story developed, the relationship between Wu Xie and Zhang Qi Ling also changed and their feelings gradually deepened. Therefore, it is not clear whether other things happened during the ten-year promise. It should be noted that the novel is a fictional art form. The plot and characters are fictional. Therefore, whether the ten-year agreement between Wu Xie and Zhang Qiling in Grave Robber's Chronicles is true or not needs to be judged according to the specific storyline and setting.

The ten-year promise in Grave Robber's Chronicles referred to the time limit that Wu Xie, Fatty, and the others had agreed upon when they were stealing the bronze door. That was, they would return here and start stealing the bronze door again after ten years. This period seemed very long, but in fact, it was only ten years because in the tenth year, the bronze door would be opened again and they would face the inevitable fate of death.