Fatty Wang, Huo Xiuxiu, Blue Robed Hidden Man

Fatty Wang and Huo Xiuxiu were key characters in " Sea of Sand." They were good friends and worked closely together. Huo Xiuxiu was the granddaughter of Fairy Huo, one of the Nine Gates. Fatty Wang assisted Huo Xiuxiu in completing Wu Xie's plan in Beijing and formed an iron triangle with Wu Xie and Zhang Qiling. Their relationship could be described as a partnership and friendship.

The blue-robed Tibetan was a mysterious person. He was a Tibetan with a phoenix tattoo on his body. He was the only one who could tie with Zhang Qi Ling in Sea of Sand, which showed his strength. According to the description in the Hidden Sea Flower, the blue-robed Tibetan was trained by the Kangbaluo to find and help Zhang Qi Ling. There were still some unsolved mysteries about his identity and background, such as why he turned to help Wu Xie deal with the Wang family, and whether he had the ability to live forever like the Zhang family. There was a slight difference between the Tibetan man in blue robes in the drama and the original. He was originally thought to have an ordinary appearance, but in the drama, he was a handsome man. As for the identity and motive of the blue-robed Tibetan, there was no clear answer yet.

The blue-robed Tibetan appeared in chapter 19 of the Hidden Sea Flower.

The true identity of the blue-robed Tibetan in the Ultimate Note was Zhang Qi Ling. The blue-robed Tibetan was trained by the Cambalo people. His ability was comparable to Zhang Qi Ling, and he was the only person in the whole work who could fight Zhang Qi Ling to a draw. In the beginning, the blue-robed Tibetan wanted to find the little brother Zhang Qiling and help him. Although some people speculated that the blue-robed Tibetan was the Wang family's patriarch, there was no evidence to support this speculation. The phoenix tattoo on the blue-robed Tibetan man was pasted on, and he had a strange habit of collecting fingers, mostly the fingers of the Wang family. The blue-robed Tibetan was a big help to Wu Xie in the drama, so he could look forward to his appearance.

The blue-robed Tibetan was Zhang Qi Ling. He was trained by the people of Kangbaluo, and his strength was on par with Zhang Qiling. He was the only person in the Sea of Sand who could fight Zhang Qiling to a draw. The blue robed Tibetan's purpose in the play was to find and help Zhang Qi Ling, and he was related to the Zhang family. Although his identity and background were not detailed, it was certain that he was from the same clan as Zhang Qi Ling.

In Grave Robber's Chronicles, Huo Xiuxiu was a relatively important character. She was a professional grave robber with superb skills and was also one of the main characters. Huo Xiuxiu was good at using all kinds of tools and techniques to easily enter all kinds of difficult to enter ancient tombs for tomb raiding activities. Her wisdom and courage won her many enemies and helped many people solve their problems. In the novel, Huo Xiuxiu's fate is full of twists and turns and thrills. Will she finally get what she wants? This filled the readers with anticipation and questions.

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The blue-robed Tibetan man and the little brother Zhang Qi Ling were evenly matched in strength. In " Sea of Sand," the Tibetan man in blue tied with the little brother with a shotgun. He was known as the only person in the world who could tie with the little brother. The blue-robed Tibetan was trained by the Kangbaluo people, and his skills were outstanding. Thus, it was impossible to determine who was more powerful, the blue-robed Tibetan man or the little brother.

The blue-robed Tibetan was Zhang Qi Ling's true identity. He was trained by the Kangbaluo people, and his strength was comparable to Zhang Qi Ling. He was the only person in the Sea of Sand who could fight Zhang Qi Ling to a draw. The blue-robed Tibetan's goal was to find and help Zhang Qi Ling, and he was related to the Zhang family. His identity and motives in the play had yet to be revealed.