Besides Longling Cave and Tomb Raiding Notes, what other movies are there about tomb raiding?

Indeed, there are very few online dramas about tomb raiding, such as Longling Cave and Tomb Raiding Notes, and even fewer meet your requirements.

Of course, as a drama fan, I have accumulated some online dramas about grave robbery, which I dare to think are one of the good-looking online dramas, because these online dramas are rarely publicized, but their reputation has always been good. Maybe these plays can get your attention:

1.20 18, the highest-scoring suspense drama, The Ancient Close Contact of Mahjong, is based on Ma Boyong's novel of the same name, starring Xia and Qiao Zhenyu. It tells the story of an antique shop owner who made a wish to find out why his father was labeled as a traitor, thus being involved in a series of bizarre cases, and finally exposing the Buddha's head case that had been silent for many years, thus clearing his father's grievances and restoring his father's protection with false truth.

Second, the students who failed in the college entrance examination were involved in a huge plan "Sand Sea", which was adapted from the novel of the same name by Nanpai Sanshu: Notes on Juvenile Grave Robbery: Sand Sea. Li Cluster, an ordinary high school student, met Wu Xie, the mastermind behind all this as a travel photographer Guan Gen, in a huge plan aimed at the current situation of the world.

Although it seems that the story is absurd, even an ordinary high school student has been pulled into the team, but the thrilling scenes are no less than Longling's cave and grave robbery notes. On the contrary, we are particularly worried when they are in distress, just like our hearts are hanging in mid-air.

Third, the suspense drama "Old Nine Doors" of the Republic of China, starring Lei and Zhao, not only has a high value and popularity, but also describes love, brotherhood and anti-Japanese war feelings, enriching the level of the drama and revealing more true feelings.

Four, "Seeking the Dragon" and "Seeking the Dragon" is another masterpiece directed by Wu Ershan after "Painted Skin 2", which is adapted from Muye Zhang's grave robbery novel "Ghost Blows the Lamp". I think it is by far the best film and television work adapted from the ghost blowing lamp. Chen Kun, Bo Huang and Shu Qi have a strong lineup, with excellent scripts, directing skills, actors' performances, photography, scene design and costumes, which are very imaginative and very close to the original temperament.

5. "Mummy" and "Mummy" can be called the originator of tomb robbery movies, and it is also a classic movie that many fans love. This is a fantasy tomb raiding movie made in Hollywood and set in Egypt. Egypt's exotic customs and legends about mummies add a lot of mystery and sadness to this film. Although it seems a bit old-fashioned, the setting of heroes and beauties has been effective for so many years.