Why was Uncle San sentenced to eight years? Which author was sentenced to eight years?

We all know that the author of grave robbery notes is Nanpai Sanshu, and he is also a very famous author in the network literature circle. Although the delay is serious, the notes on grave robbery are still very good. It is often reported that Nanpai's uncle was sentenced to eight years' imprisonment. Why was Uncle sentenced to eight years? It's just a joke played by fans, but it's not true.

Eight years a year is just a joke.

Why was Uncle sentenced to eight years? This is a joke among fans, because it can be seen from the novels of grave robbery notes that his uncle knows a lot about grave robbery, and they all urged his uncle to finish the novel quickly, otherwise he would be sentenced to eight years in prison. Moreover, with the exhibition of archaeological relics, it was found that it was somewhat consistent with what he wrote in his novels, which inspired readers' belief in his "tomb robbery" and then spread more and more widely, so that,

Second, the analysis of the reasons why Nanpai's uncle didn't continue to write.

1. The main reason is that there are too many holes dug in the previous novels, and I don't know how to fill them. Besides, it's hard for me to write anything after bronze doors, and I can't control it.

Pigeons have existed for too long. The longer they stay, the more they want pigeons. The state of the previous code word has completely disappeared and there is no inspiration.

There are too many sunspots. At that time, many people were jealous because of the fire of the tomb notes. The network environment at that time can be imagined. Moreover, there is no doubt that his works were sprayed because they borrowed the settings in "Ghost Blowing Lights", but those who suspect that his uncle reported the history of grave robbery are disgusting and threatened.

Third, being sentenced to eight years is a real person.

Although his uncle was not sentenced to eight years for writing a novel, he was sentenced to eight years for writing a tomb-robbing novel, that is, writing a betrayal that crossed two boundaries that year. At that time, the novel attracted many people to watch, and the wonderful and true story also attracted many people to watch. The plot seems to be a real robbery experience. Originally, everyone just suspected that it was the author himself who really leaked the clue. He wrote "Hi" and put it in the book. Because of his active reform in prison, the author has been out of prison for some time and has reopened a new book, written directly in the first person. The first sentence is "I just got out of it ...". According to the author, I have said everything. Writing an autobiography is not illegal.

This is the answer to why he was sentenced to eight years. Instead of being sentenced to eight years, he played a trick on the readers. It was another grave robber who was really sentenced to eight years.