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King of Tomb Raiders

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King of Tomb Raiders
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9787505723702

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King of Tomb Raiders is a long-running adventure and mystery novel by the writer Feitian. It began serialization on 17K.com in 2006, and a simplified-Chinese edition was published by China Friendship Publishing Company in May 2007. The complete work runs to nine volumes and about 2.7 million characters. The story unfolds from a first-person-style adventure perspective: the protagonist, Yang Feng, is a novice yet extraordinarily resourceful, brave, and gifted—able to communicate with supernatural mysterious forces without being harmed by them. His elder brother, Yang Tian, is hailed as the "King of Tomb Raiders" but vanished mysteriously fifteen years earlier. To find his brother, Yang Feng ventures into mysterious and eerie ancient tombs around the world—the Egyptian pyramids, a submarine divine tomb off Japan, the seabed of Bermuda, the Epang Palace of the Qin emperor, the Arctic ice cap, and more. In the burial chamber of the Great Pyramid of Khufu he witnesses the terrifying sight of the "Solar Boat"; beneath the frozen ice cap he encounters horrifying creatures from five hundred million years ago; and along the way he contends with various factions and survives countless brushes with death. As clue after clue is uncovered, he finally learns that his brother Yang Tian became trapped in another realm while pursuing a series of ancient divine artifacts—and that these artifacts are bound up with the safety of the entire Earth. The work fuses tomb-raiding adventure, supernatural mysterious forces, and mystery-detective reasoning into one, with scenes spanning the globe. It is one of the more widely circulated Chinese online adventure novels of the 2000s.

Editor's review

在《鬼吹灯》《盗墓笔记》掀起的盗墓阅读热潮中,飞天以超长篇的形式另开一番格局。他不太依赖单一古墓里的机关与怪物,而把谜面铺到整个世界:埃及金字塔、日本海底墓、百慕大海底、阿房宫、北极冰盖依次登场,主角杨风一边追查失踪十五年的兄长,一边卷入跨国势力与超自然力量的角力,冒险尺度越拉越大。书中对符号、古文明、平行宇宙与镜面宇宙等概念的穿插,让故事从单纯的寻宝升级为对地球命运的追问,节奏密集、悬念环环相扣,适合习惯长篇连载、喜欢连追爆点的读者。全书体量约270万字,简体版分为九册,阅读时可按册推进,避免被庞杂的人名、势力与器物线索淹没;若当作一部“世界遗迹巡游式”的冒险大全来看,其奇观密度与想象力依旧可观。

Who it's for

A good fit for

  • 喜欢《鬼吹灯》《盗墓笔记》式探险悬疑的读者
  • 对古文明、神秘符号、超自然题材感兴趣的读者
  • 能接受长篇连载体量、愿意连追多册的书迷
  • 喜欢全球遗迹巡游式奇观冒险的读者

Not a good fit for

  • 偏好严谨文物考古与历史考据的读者
  • 不喜欢超自然设定与科幻混搭的读者
  • 难以承受200万字以上长篇连载的读者

Reading tips

  1. 先抓住“寻兄—寻神器—关系地球安危”这条主线,人物与势力可边读边记
  2. 按简体版分册顺序阅读,每册结束稍作停顿,梳理新出现的器物与谜团
  3. 对超自然与科幻设定保持开放心态,不必以现实考据标准逐一追究
  4. 可配合有声书收听,适合通勤等碎片时间连听推进

About the publisher

China Friendship Publishing Company China · Founded in 1983

China Friendship Publishing Company is a comprehensive publisher known for its literary titles, covering classical Chinese literature, foreign literature, folk literature and cultural appreciation. According to the books in the database, its classical list includes celebrated dramas and novels such as The Peony Pavilion, The Romance of the Western Chamber and Strange Tales from a Chinese Studio, as well as note-style classics like Hong Mai's Rongzhai Suibi. In foreign literature it offers translations of Dostoevsky's Crime and Punishment, Kawabata Yasunari's Snow Country and Anne Frank's The Diary of a Young Girl, involving translators such as Zeng Siyi. It also publishes The Complete Literary Works of Lu Xun and titles associated with the "Xue'er Shuguan" editorial group, balancing the collation and popularization of classic texts. Public information on its publishing features and plans is limited; the above is summarized only from the books in the database.

FAQ

《盗墓之王》的作者是谁?
作者是飞天(本名徐清源),1968年11月生于山东济南,2004年起专注网络文学创作,代表作还有《佛医古墓》《法老王之咒》《伏藏》《敦煌密码》等。
这本书和《鬼吹灯》《盗墓笔记》是什么关系?
三者同为2000年代中期兴起的盗墓探险题材。当时宣传常将《盗墓之王》与《鬼吹灯》《盗墓笔记》《传古奇术》相提并论,但它是飞天的独立作品,人物与世界观各不相干。
简体版一共出了多少册?
简体版由中国友谊出版公司于2007年出版,全套共九册,如第四册《天人交战》、第九册为大结局,单册篇幅不厚,整体是一个完整长故事。

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About the author

Fei Tian (Xu Qingyuan) Author · Chinese · 1972

Fei Tian, whose real name is Xu Qingyuan, was born in 1972 in Qingzhou, Shandong. He is a member of the China Writers Association and vice chairman of the Shandong Provincial Network Writers Association. He rose to fame in 2006 with The King of Tomb Raiders and has since devoted himself to adventure and suspense fiction, producing more than forty works totaling over thirty million characters, including The Ancient Tomb of the Buddhist Physician, The Curse of the Pharaoh, The Hidden Treasure, and The Dunhuang Code. His writing often uses ancient tombs, hidden realms, and exotic civilizations as settings, building suspense through puzzle-solving and adventure. The library also holds his otherworld-continent work The Unsolvable Mystery (Volume 8), showing that beyond adventure and suspense he has also explored otherworld fantasy. Public information about his life and writing career is limited, and this introduction is based mainly on the themes and style of his works.

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