In the eighth volume of Grave Robber's Chronicles, there was a person who looked like Wu Xie. He claimed to be Xiao Hua's assistant. Why did he kill Wu Xie? Why didn't Wu Xie die?

The reason why Wu Xie's lungs were damaged and he was about to die in Grave Robber's Chronicles was because he had suffered serious air pollution during the process of robbing the tomb, which caused serious damage to his lungs. In the novel, it was mentioned that in the process of tomb robbing, there were often various dangers and stimulations that would cause great damage to the human body. Wu Xie's body was severely damaged during the process of robbing the tomb due to excessive stimulation and exhaustion, which eventually led to his lungs being damaged.

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.

Qi Yu was an important character in Grave Robber's Chronicles. He was Wu Xie's childhood friend and one of his loyal companions. Qi Yu had grown up with Wu Xie and experienced many grave robbing activities together. He and Wu Xie had a very close relationship, and their mutual trust and support played an important role in the story. As far as I know, Qi Yu and Wu Xie have a special fate. It was said that on the day Qi Yu was born, Wu Xie's ancestor, Old Dog Wu, dug up a strange stone nearby. Later, this stone was sent to the local museum for research and became an important prop in Grave Robber's Chronicles. Coincidentally, Qi Yu was born on that day, so the fates of Qi Yu and Wu Xie were closely linked. In addition, Qi Yu also displayed his unique personality and charm in the story. He was smart and resourceful, good at dealing with all kinds of situations, and was a very reliable partner. He and Wu Xie had experienced many dangers and difficulties together, and in the process, they had established a deep friendship.

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.

In Grave Robber's Chronicles, Wu Xie's grandfather was called Old Dog Wu. Old Dog Wu was an important character in Grave Robber's Chronicles. He was once a veteran grave robber and the father of Wu Xie's father. Old Dog Wu had encountered many difficulties in the process of tomb raiding, but he had persevered and finally became a successful tomb raider.

Zhang Qiling was an important character in Grave Robber's Chronicles. He was a Taoist priest with deep cultivation and a mysterious character. It was a complicated question as to why he was so cold to Wu Xie. In the novel, Zhang Qi Ling was not particularly cold to Wu Xie at first, but soon after they met, Zhang Qi Ling began to become a little strange. He seemed to have developed some special feelings for Wu Xie, but he also had his own considerations and concerns. One of the possible reasons was that Zhang Qi Ling had already understood some things in his cultivation. He knew that his relationship with Wu Xie was not just a simple hiring and saving, but there was a deeper connection. He didn't want the connection to become awkward or complicated. Another possible reason was that Qi Ling knew Wu Xie's character and background. He knew that Wu Xie needed more help and support to complete the mission, and what Wu Xie needed did not necessarily come from Qi Ling. Therefore, Qi Ling might have been a little reserved and cautious in helping Wu Xie, not wanting to bring unnecessary trouble to Wu Xie. In general, Qi Ling's indifference towards Wu Xie was a complicated problem. There might be many reasons for it.

In Grave Robber's Chronicles, Wu Xie's father was called Old Dog Wu. He was an experienced grave robber who had participated in many large-scale grave robbing activities. Old Dog Wu was a very important character in the novel. He not only provided Wu Xie with a lot of valuable experience and knowledge, but also participated in many important cases with him. He was known as the "expert" in the tomb raiding world.

In Grave Robber's Chronicles, the person who looked like Wu Xie on the videotape was not the same character. In the novel, after Wu Xie entered Sanfan, he found a videotape that recorded some of their previous adventures. However, the videotape did not specifically describe who the people in the video were, nor did it mention that they looked like Wu Xie. Therefore, it was impossible to confirm that the person in the videotape looked like Wu Xie.

In Grave Robber's Chronicles, Wu Xie and Qi Yu were both referring to the same character. Qi Yu was just an alias for Wu Xie. Wu Xie was one of the main characters in Grave Robber's Chronicles. He was an archaeologist and a grave robber with rich experience and wit. In the story, he encountered many difficulties and challenges, but in the end, he successfully solved all the mysteries and revealed all the secrets. Qi Yu was another alias of Wu Xie. He did not appear directly in the story, but in his character setting, he was a mysterious character with many unknown stories and backgrounds.

Wu Xie in Grave Robber's Chronicles was not Qi Yu. Wu Xie was the main character in Grave Robber's Chronicles, while Qi Yu was another character. Wu Xie and Qi Yu were both characters in Grave Robber's Chronicles, but their stories and backgrounds were different. Wu Xie was an innocent and cute young man while Qi Yu was a sinister and cunning Thieving God.