The Fisherman Who Never Catches Fish-Chapter 77 - 76: Hao Ge, can you find the location of the great tomb?

Someone speculated that there might be a big tomb underwater.

As soon as this speculation came up, it immediately captured everyone's attention.

"Really? Fake?"

"I'll go, no way, is the host that impressive? Fishing in a fish pond and pulling up a big tomb."

"The host is really awesome."

"I thought the host would finally catch some fish when he went fishing in the pond, but it turns out I'm still too young."

"Rushed it."

"The host's performance is as stable as ever."

Everyone was looking at Fang Hao, waiting to hear his insights.

Fang Hao analyzed the origin of the pottery jar by looking at the unique patterns and small seal script on it.

The Qin and Han periods were important stages in the development of pottery in Huaxia, during which pottery was widely used by dynasties, local governments, and private kilns, and there were even workshops specializing in the making of burial artifacts or pottery figurines.

The terracotta sculpture of the Qin Dynasty was very developed, with a high level of artistry, as could be seen from the terracotta warriors unearthed.

And the pottery of the Han Dynasty was further improved.

Various types of mouth vessels had already replaced bronze artifacts and lacquerware, the variety of pottery increased, and the methods of decoration became colorful and diverse.

Just like during the Eastern Han, the manor economy developed, and because the court implemented the "promotion of filial piety and integrity," society followed a trend of giving parents lavish burials to earn the name of a filial child, and models of manor buildings as burial artifacts became popular for a time.

It wasn't until the Wei, Jin, and Northern and Southern Dynasties that porcelain suddenly rose, and ceramic technology developed in parallel.

So Fang Hao speculated from these pottery jars that the big tomb might be from the Han Dynasty.

"If I'm not mistaken, these pottery objects are the burial artifacts from the past," Fang Hao said to Chen Sheng.

"Ah, burial artifacts?" Chen Sheng was stunned.

But he quickly recovered and said excitedly, "Brother Hao, doesn't that mean these are antiques?"

"You could say that." Fang Hao nodded.

"Then Brother Hao, have we struck it rich?" Chen Sheng became excited.

"You're thinking too much..." Fang Hao sighed helplessly, "unless you can prove these things are handed down from your ancestors."

"Moreover, these pottery jars are just ordinary burial artifacts, not too valuable."

After hearing Fang Hao's words, everyone in the livestream room was shocked.

"Oh my, there really is a big tomb."

"Just don't know which dynasty it's from."

Everyone was even more curious.

[Ding, congratulations to the host for the popularity of the livestream room breaking three million, rewarded with one Platinum Treasure Box.]

Just then, another voice rang out in Fang Hao's mind.

As soon as the audience learned that he had fished up another big tomb, it instantly attracted a lot of attention.

Another surge of people flooded into the livestream room, pushing Fang Hao's popularity up to three million!

Breaking through three million viewership marked another milestone.

With prior experience, Fang Hao didn't feel too much this time, it was just a simple acknowledgment.

Another Platinum Treasure Box, the reward was decent.

Not a huge surprise, but better than nothing.

Fang Hao didn't bother about it for the moment and directly placed the Platinum Treasure Box into the System Space.

His focus was still on the pottery jars and the big tomb.

His research on these was just the tip of the iceberg.

He still couldn't determine the exact location of the big tomb, only speculating it was under the fish pond.

This was an underwater burial site.

The real understanding still has to come from Han Weixiang, Zhang Tianhe, and the others.

But they were currently busy with the ship salvage operation, and it was unclear if they had time.

"That's how it is."

Xiao Pang Chen Sheng's face showed a hint of disappointment.

What a pity, the dream of striking it rich was shattered.

"Then, Fang Hao, can you locate the position of the large tomb?"

Chen Sheng curiously asked.

"I don't know for sure, but I guess it's very likely right under your family's fish pond," Fang Hao said.

"Ah?" Chen Sheng was startled by what Fang Hao said, "Right under my family's fish pond?"

"Then... If I hire an excavator to dig the fish pond and accidentally break through the tomb, would that count as tomb raiding?" Chen Sheng pondered a very serious idea.

Holy crap, that's some creative thinking.

Fang Hao was also amazed by Chen Sheng's train of thought.

Such an idea could only come from him.

But unfortunately.

"If it were before, it might not be considered that."

"But now... it would."

Fang Hao said solemnly.

Now that you know there might be a large tomb here, if you were to dig through it, that would definitely count as tomb raiding.

You don't have a permit.

If you were part of the system, had a permit, it could be considered archaeology.

"I'd better ask someone about it."

What Fang Hao could think of now were only a few people in the cultural relics circle.

Ever since the discovery of the millennium-old shipwreck, Fang Hao had interacted with them and established some acquaintances.

Afterward, Fang Hao made a call to He Zhenmin.

The other party's voice was a bit hoarse; they were extraordinarily busy after the discovery of the millennium-old shipwreck.

And since his teacher Han Weixiang was also a member of the shipwreck salvage team, he naturally couldn't just watch; he had to help.

When Fang Hao mentioned on the phone the possible discovery of a large tomb from the Han Dynasty, He Zhenmin's hoarse voice rose by more than a dozen decibels, and he was completely stunned.

The discovery of a Han Dynasty large tomb... this discovery is no trivial matter; it's huge news.

Its value is immense.

If the identity of the tomb owner is not ordinary, then it's yet another major discovery.

"Man, you really know how to keep us busy."

He Zhenmin said with a wry smile, truly feeling overwhelmed.

They hadn't even finished dealing with one thing, and here comes another.

He was now completely tied up.

But he was also very excited because for people in their profession, the discovery of a large tomb was indeed a major event.

If the millennium-old shipwreck was the biggest thing, then this tomb would be the second.

Of course, if the identity of the tomb's owner was extraordinary, say a prince, then its value might even surpass the shipwreck.

He Zhenmin now felt a mixture of pain and pleasure.

Pain because they were so busy they didn't even have time to rest, completely engulfed in ceaseless work.

Could it be that his teacher, Elder Han, would have to do the small stuff?

Certainly, it would be him, the disciple, filling in.

That's why he was so busy; it was because he was his teacher's assistant.

"I'm going to report this to my teacher and Elder Zhang and the others right now."

This matter still needed to be reported.

The millennium-old shipwreck was a big deal, and so was this Han Dynasty large tomb.

However, what surprised He Zhenmin even more was Fang Hao; the guy went fishing and came up with stuff like this, discovering a Han Dynasty large tomb - it's unbelievable.

His fishing trips are just too peculiar.

It was just like the time when he discovered the millennium-old shipwreck; He Zhenmin had first watched Fang Hao's live stream, and unexpectedly, it collided with such explosive news.

Now, not much time has passed, and here comes another one.

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What kind of luck does this guy have, catching such bizarre things every time he fishes?

Could it be that there's really a constitution where you don't catch fish but end up catching all sorts of things?