In Tomb Robbers Notes, Uncle San sent a text message to Wu Xie saying, "Nine o'clock corns yellow sand, dragon's back, come quickly." What does the corns yellow sand here mean? Why put that

Corn's eye yellow sand refers to a certain place, which has a high probability of producing good things. The dragon's back does not only refer to the ancient black gold sword, but also refers to good things, but here the ancient black gold sword is a good thing.

It was first seen in the third uncle's writings in the second chapter of "Tomb Robbery Notes: King Qixing Lu". Inside, the third uncle sent a text message to Wu Xie and said, "Nine o'clock corn-eye yellow sand, with a dragon's back, come quickly." This refers to the black gold ancient sword.

The black gold ancient sword was brought out by Heixiazi from the ancient building of the Zhang family and sold to Wu Sansheng. It was later bought back by Zhang Qiling and used continuously. Finally, it was lost in the snake marsh and ghosts, and later returned to the hands of Heixiazi. .

The ancient black gold sword is a knife that Zhang Qiling uses more easily. When Zhang Qiling lost the little black gold, Jie Yuchen (ie Jie Yuhua) gave Zhang Qiling a replacement one, but Zhang Qiling’s small one The black gold one is much heavier than the replacement one, so I'm not used to the weight for a while.

Extended information:

In "Tomb Robbers Notes", the blind man got the black gold ancient sword, and then the sword was transferred to Wu Sansheng, and then bought back by Zhang Qiling. Zhang Qiling is one of the protagonists in "Tomb Robbers Notes" written by San Shu from the Southern School.

Wu Xie calls him the "stuffy oil bottle", and Fatty and others call him the "little brother". He once lived in a small Yao village called Banai in Shangsi, Guangxi. He was once the right-hand man of "Chen Pi Ah Si" and now forms the "Iron Triangle" lineup with Wu Xie and Fatty.