What is the "ultimate" behind the bronze door in "Notes on Tomb Robbery"?
In the story of "Notes on Tomb Robbery", there is a mysterious place, which is located in the depths of Changbai Mountain, hidden behind a bronze door. What is the "ultimate" behind this door has become a mystery for readers. Zhang Qiling and Wen Jin seemed to know the problem well, but said vaguely: "I see the ultimate, the ultimate of all things. Such an answer is simply a big mystery. However, as the story progresses, the Tomb Raider Notes series begins to gradually unravel the ultimate mystery.
In "Hidden Sea Flowers", Wu Xie reveals a part of the ultimate message through a dream. This closed message, once understood, is said to provide insight into the truth of the world, and there will be no more secrets in the world. Therefore, the Zhang family regards this piece of information as a treasure and guards it from outsiders. As the saying goes, "those who know are not as good as those who are good, and those who are good are not as good as those who are happy", the reason why the Zhang family regards the ultimate as a treasure is because this knowledge may have unpredictable effects.
In "The Ten-Year Covenant", Wu Xie once again stepped into the realm behind the bronze door in a dream. Here is a falling meteorite with a special radiation effect. Interestingly, in this space, as long as you believe enough in something, you can achieve the ability you want, as magical as a bronze tree. The Zhang family was the first to discover the secret of this power, and their longevity and other abilities stem from a strong belief in this power. At the same time, they also believe that guarding the Bronze Gate is an arrangement of fate, and they return here every ten years, constantly believing in order to gain new abilities. However, once you leave the Bronze Gate for too long, this belief will gradually waver.
And in "Ten Thousand Mountains and Polar Nights", Ultimate is once again portrayed as a primitive ancient god with the power to influence the entire world. The third uncle of the southern faction is still vague about the ultimate explanation, leaving more mysteries. Although the plot of the subsequent series is confusing and the logic is difficult to straighten out, it is not until "Tomb Robbery Notes Continued 9" that we finally get a glimpse of the true face of the ultimate.
In this sequel, after Wu Xie and the fat man enter the bronze gate, they find a huge pit with a large number of bronze coffins suspended on the pit, and the bottom of the pit is inlaid with a large, glowing green stone. The stone is revealed to be the source of all power, a mystical radiant energy. Through this radiation, people can gain immortality, rebirth, and other abilities, and the materialization of the bronze tree is only one of the crippled powers. However, this ability is indispensable, and the reason why the Zhang family is so powerful is because they have mastered the law of radiation, and they can obtain the power they need through the law.
Overall, for the ultimate explanation, this sequel provides a relatively clear answer. The ultimate is not an abstract concept, but originates from a mysterious stone behind a bronze door, whose radiant energy gives people the ability to transcend the laws of nature. Through years of conviction, the Zhang family understood the law of this energy and successfully gained extraordinary power. This may be the true meaning of the "ultimate" behind the bronze door in "Notes on Tomb Robbery" revealed to us by the third uncle of the Southern School.