Evil refers to Wu Xie, the protagonist in Tomb Raiding Notes, and stealing pens refers to Tomb Raiding Notes. Tibetan flowers and sand seas are books written by Nanpai's three uncles.
Wu Xie is the hero, the core and the spiritual leader of the Iron Triangle in the tomb-robbing notes written by Nanpai's three uncles. Born into a family of grave robbers, he is the grandson of Wu Ye, an old nine-door dog in Changsha, and the nephew of Wu Sansheng, a southern tycoon. Now the Wu family is in charge. In the sand sea, the whole sand sea plan was designed and planned, and it was renamed Guan Gen.
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Wu Xie: Gentle and kind, he knows the way of the world, so he is not worldly. Respect for women, respect for every life, serious and persistent pursuit, tenacious and brave, perseverance. Others will always remember his kindness, downplay his own suffering, and save those in need without hesitation without saying a word.
Wu Xie, the protagonist in the series of novels about grave robbery notes, is the only son of the Wu family in Changsha, and was raised by his father, second uncle and third uncle. Because I spent a long time with my uncle Wu Sansheng, I was a bit like a father and son but also like a brother. All his friends call him "Little Third Master". Wu Xie grew up under the invisible protection of his parents. Without much consideration, he has always been a young master with a daughter.
It was not until he graduated from college that he took over grandpa's antique shop on the edge of Xiling Printing Society in Hangzhou, photographed Jin's Warring States rubbings, and passed by downstairs with a black gold ancient knife, and the gear of fate really began to run. This fateful encounter in February 2003 is the origin of the whole series of Tomb Raider Notes.
Notes on Grave Robbery is an original serial novel published by China Friendship, Times Literature and Shanghai Culture on 2011in 2007. The author is Nanpai's uncle.
References:
Baidu Encyclopedia-Wu Xie