What did Wu Xie see in the videotape in Grave Robber's Chronicles?

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 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.

In the Grave Robber's Chronicles series, Wu Xie was called by others as follows: 1 Fatty: One of the members of the Sandsea Trio, who was Wu Xie's colleague, was called Fatty. [2. Xiao Hua: Wu Xie's partner, one of the members of the Sandsea Trio, is called Xiao Hua.] 3. Little brother: The little brother Wu Xie met in Changbai Mountain was called "little brother". [4. Innocence: Wu Xie himself refers to himself as " Innocent ".] Team Z: The police team that Wu Xie followed in the desert was called Team Z. 6. Evil Emperor: In the novel " The Legend of the Evil God of the Sand Sea," Wu Xie was called " Evil Emperor " and was a mysterious existence. It should be noted that these titles may vary in different chapters and scenes of the novel, and may also vary due to the identity and relationship of the characters.

In Grave Robber's Chronicles, Wu Xie was forced to drop out of school when he was a child because his family was poor, but he had always had a strong interest in reading. In his spare time, he would go to the bookstore or library to borrow various novels, including Romance of the Three Kingdoms, Water Margins, Dream of the Red Chamber, Journey to the West, and so on. Apart from that, Wu Xie had also learned some classical Chinese and ancient poems by himself and could read them out loud fluently. In Grave Robber's Chronicles, the book that Wu Xie read the most was the Book of Changes. This book was regarded as one of the important classics of ancient Chinese philosophy and culture. Wu Xie believed that this book could help him better understand the world and life. In addition, Wu Xie had also read some historical biographies and novels, including Records of the Historian and Zi Zhi Tong Jian, which helped him better understand ancient Chinese history and culture.

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.

The Grave Robber's Chronicles did not describe the scene of Wu Xie going to the auction, so it was impossible to determine his rank. The Grave Robber's Chronicles series was very large. There were many different chapters and plots, and each chapter had different characters and scenes. If he wanted to determine Wu Xie's position at the auction, he would need to read which version of the novel and which plot.

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.

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.

Grave Robber's Chronicles 2 hasn't been published yet so I can't be sure if there's a plot involving Wu Xie becoming a father. The Grave Robber's Chronicles series can be read on all major online literature platforms.