The Queen Mother of the West in "Tomb Robbers Notes" is the Queen Mother.
The Queen Mother of the West is a clan leader of a primitive tribe. She is proud, noble, full of mystery and magic. Such a beautiful goddess also has tenderness in her heart, especially after seeing the mighty Emperor Mu coming from the west, she performed a romantic story that will last forever.
The Queen Mother is the immortal goddess in Chinese mythology who punishes evil and warns of severe disasters. Some scholars believe that the Queen Mother of the West is the ancestral goddess deified by the ancients. In traditional mythology, the Queen Mother of the West is the head of the female immortals, the goddess who controls yin energy, cultivates immortality, and gives birth to all things. In the later period, the Queen Mother of the West was often regarded as the goddess of marriage, fertility, and protection of women, and appeared in folklore, novels, and operas. There are records about the Queen Mother of the West in many ancient books and legends.
The creative background of the work "Notes on Grave Robbers":
In 2007, a novel titled "Notes on Grave Robbers 1" quietly became popular and has remained popular ever since. Some time ago, the fifth volume of the final version of the first season of "Tomb Raiders" was published and is still selling well. Uncle Nanpai is not a professional writer, he is just a recent employee of a foreign trade company. When the foreign trade market declined in 2006, he began to "play pen" on the Internet. He said that at that time he just wanted to post a short post, but was later forced by readers to continue it bit by bit.
This continuation has created a series. It is said that he has already written the eighth part of the second season. It seems that the tomb robbing plot similar to the American drama series will continue for several years. File of Nanpai Third Uncle: Real name is Xu Lei, 29 years old, from Zhejiang, now living in Hangzhou. He has worked in many industries such as advertising art, software programming, and international trade. Representative works include "Tomb Robbery Notes" and "Yellow River Ghost Coffin".