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"Daomu Biji" variously translated as Grave Robbers'Chronicles’' (title of the English translation of the book) or Grave Robbery Note''' (title seen on manhua edition), is a series of horror fiction illustrates about the grave-robbing adventures of Wu Xie, a young man hailing from a family that had been grave robbery for centuries written by Nanpaisanshu(Xu Lei). Firstly, it was serialized online at Qidian China. Written over a span of five years and published as nine separate novels.it is one of the most popular novel series in China from 2007 with several million fans. The author has also written two sequels, Zang Hai Hua and Sha Hai  which continued the leading character's story, neither of which were finished at the time of the author's announcement to retire from writing on March 22, 2013. The comics based on Daomu Biji are also have been published.

Along with Ghost Blows Out the Light, Daomu has contributed greatly to creating a craze and subsequent market in the Greater China area for novels focusing on grave-robbing that also deal with the supernatural.

Plot
The story begins with the discovery of a Silk Book of Warring States period which is the map of a mysterious ancient tomb by a group of Grave robbers in Changsha. Strangely, almost all of the grave robbers were dead in mysteries except one. Fifty years later, the grandson of the survival grave robber, Wu Xie, discover the notes about the Silk Book and he begins his adventures with several experience excellent Grave robbers. When they enter the Ancient Tomb, a serious mysterious events happen, and to their surprise, there is a huge secret behind it. On the way to reveal the secret, Wu Xie and his partners usually walk on the edge of life and death and he gradually begins to know there is one thing which is more thrilled than ghost that is the minds of human.

Main Characters
Wu Xie : The point-of-view character and primary protagonist. He is from the Hangzhou Wu family, one of the Changsha Old Nine, a group of families who have been grave-robbing for centuries. At the beginning of the first book he joins his uncle Wu Sansheng to experience grave-robbing for the first time, setting off the series of events to come in later books. His name is a homophone with "innocent" (無邪, also pronounced "Wu Xie"), indicating his gullible nature.

Kylin Zhang : A man with a mysterious past whose story leads the last few volumes of the chronicles. He is often hired as an assistant to many grave-robbing endeavors and is highly competent at it; very little is known about him, even his real name.

Fat Wang: Nicknamed "Gold Getting Xiao Wei", he is a northern grave-robber (as opposed to Wu Xie, from the south) and teams up with both Wu and Zhang throughout the books; together they are referred to as the "Iron Triangle."

Wu Sansheng: Wu Xie's third uncle. An experienced grave-robber with a few well-kept secrets.

Pan Zi: Sansheng's right-hand man, who had served in the Vietnam War prior to becoming a grave-robber.

Ah Ning: A grave-robber and the first major female introduced in the series, her motives are unclear but seems to be working against the protagonists.

Cai Yun: A Yao girl who helps Fat Wang and Wu Xie during their adventures in Yunnan.

Qiu Dekao: An American named Cox Hendler who has a Chinese name Qiu Dekao. He used keep trading relationship with Wu Xie's grandfather but he is not a good guy and cheated his Silk Book then escape to American. He is shaped as the negative character.

Publication
Comics are Published by Dongdong and Yulu.