Although he could determine that this imperial mausoleum was built by some king of the Qin Dynasty, Ye Qing still couldn't figure out why these clay figures were all so enormous.
Each clay figure was at least over two meters tall. With so many of them placed together, roughly two to three thousand in total, the sight was rather spectacular. In fact, when the ancients created such clay figures, they usually modeled them after ordinary people, so the First Emperor's terracotta warriors are about the same height as normal men. Yet in this king's tomb, these terracotta warriors were far taller than ordinary people—what was going on here?
Of course, even though their size was very different from that of normal people, if this mausoleum were ever unearthed, it would definitely be another discovery that shocked the world. After all, when the Qin Emperor's terracotta army was found back then, the whole world was stunned—let alone this mausoleum.
