✨ Title: Reunion: Abyss of Mystery

ℹ️ Alternative Title: 重启之深渊疑冢, Reunion: The Great in the Abyss

🌎 Country of Origin: China (Mainland)

🗓️ Aired: November 4, 2022

🍿 Format & ⏳Length️: Movie (1 hr and 31 min)

🔥Rating: Not Rated

In the veil of a remote jungle, where twilight seems to dance among ancient trees, Hei Yanjing—once a seasoned explorer—has settled into a quiet existence, shadowed by an ailment that dims his sight. Yet, fate’s whispers beckon when his steadfast companion, Xie Yuchen, leads a team into the mu‑Ma‑Lu jungle, in pursuit of insects with potential to cure the affliction. Alarm ripples through the stillness when the mission falters, and Hei Yanjing, driven by loyalty and urgency, embarks on a perilous journey to find them.

Their path descends into the heart of an underground palace in Nanyue, a realm guarded by the presence of Nagas, a mammoth creature revered as the primordial guardian of a forgotten tribe. Ensnared by a haunting, irresistible summons that murmurs through shadows, the explorers are drawn deeper into its lair. Amid echoing tunnels and silent chambers, they confront both the awe of ancient secrets and the fierce fight for survival—where every heartbeat echoes the abyss’s call, and the boundaries between myth and reality blur beneath lantern light.

The Grave Robber Chronicles

✒️ Author: Xu Lei (Nan Pai San Shu)

🗓️ Publication Date: 2007

#️⃣ There are many prequel, sequel, and side stories in the Grave Robber Chronicles universe, but this show is particularly a side story based on characters from one of the larger sequels (Chongqi 2).

The best place to find information about the original Chinese edition and the direct translation by Merebear is the translator’s website here.

The first few volumes of the main story has been adapted into a series of English Translated volumes and one graphic novel. There is no official English publication of the prequels or sequels.

⚠️ Please Note: The shows do not directly align with either the original Chinese or the English editions. Nor do the English editions directly align with the original Chinese. Parts are spliced together, cut out, or otherwise edited to create the various adaptations.