After Transmigrating, I Became a God by Plundering --- Chapter 18, Legends of the Four Ancient Tombs (2)

I stood at the fork in the road, contemplating. As far as I know, Ming Dynasty tomb structures were typically composed of a front hall, a middle hall, a rear hall, and side chambers. However, this was the imperial style. Although Shen Wansan was the richest man, he held no official position, so he obviously wouldn't have such a luxurious setup. The two tomb passages before me also indicated this. One should lead to the main burial chamber, and the other to the accompanying burial chamber, possibly for grave goods or attendants. Because I know that in the early Ming Dynasty, the practice of live human sacrifice for burial was restored. However, judging by the legends of Shen Wansan, he wouldn't have chosen live burial. Thinking too much is useless anyway. I don't know which side is the main burial chamber, so I randomly chose a passage and walked in. What will be, will be. Along the tomb passage, Shen Wansan had not set up any traps. As the rumors said, Shen Wansan was amiable and kind to others. I continued until I reached the end of the passage and opened a stone door, revealing a tomb chamber with a semicircular burial mound. In the center of the floor was a magnificent coffin, and above it floated a pearl, the size of an adult's fist, of a water-blue color. Around the tomb chamber, besides some daily necessities for burial, there was a bookshelf. After so long, it hadn't decayed, showing the extreme care taken in its construction. I walked to the desk beside it, where an unfolded letter lay. I don't know what material it was made of, but the calligraphy was as clear as if it had just been written. "My young friend from the future, I do not know who you are, but since you have managed to reach this place, it means we are fated. I hope, for the sake of this fate, you will not open the coffin and disturb my deep slumber."