Great King of the Tomb: Battle in the Netherworld

Synopsis

Continues the story of Great King of the Tomb: The Netherworld Battle

In this new season, the Tomb Raiders set off on another journey to the Hanging Coffin Temple. Perched on the Hanging Coffin Cliff, this temple serves as both the third burial site within the Nine-Locked Tomb and the arena where rival teams compete for the Tomb Breaking Token. Amidst this intense struggle, marked by sudden twists, the Tomb Raiders also face their own internal disputes.

In this installment

In the 12th year of the Tai Calendar, Luo Wuzi was ordered to construct the Tomb of King Qin and was subsequently granted the title King of the Tomb. After its completion, he became the ruler of the Tomb City and governed the Tomb of the World. From then on, the tomb sect flourished throughout Jianghu. However, the Tomb sect eventually split. The King of the Tombs' heir, Mu Rong Shi, belonged to the Tomb Guards Sect, while the Luo family fled and established the Luo Family Ancestral Hall as a separate faction, understood to be the Tomb Attackers Sect. When the two sects meet, if a descendant of the Tomb Attacker Sect succeeds in obtaining the Tomb Destruction Orders from the Nine-Locked Chain Tomb, they will claim the King's Tomb Throne. For thousands of years, both the good sect—the Tomb Attacker Sect—and the Tomb Guards Sect have remained nearly inseparable. To this day, the king's Palace deliberately places treasures inside the tomb. Mu Rong Xian of the Tomb Guards Sect, to demonstrate his loyalty, smuggles the tomb guard against the outside world.