Black Gold Ancient Knife From the novel Tomb Robbery Notes

Description

process characteristics
Forging process: Using patterned steel as raw material, folding and forging over 6000 layers. Through repeated heating and forging, impurities are removed from the steel, resulting in uniform composition, dense structure, and refined grain size, thereby improving the performance of the steel.
Heat treatment process: Adopting the soil covering and blade burning process, the back and body of the blade maintain good toughness and hardness, making the entire blade both rigid and flexible. The blade edge undergoes repeated forging, annealing, quenching, tempering, polishing and other processes to form natural patterns, with good stability and the ability to break iron wires without damaging the blade.
exterior design
Blade: The overall streamlined design is like flowing clouds and water, with a blood groove located in the middle of the entire blade. After fourteen manual grindings, the forging pattern is clearly visible, like a dragon algae rainbow wave.
Equipment: Handmade relief made of brass, decorated with gold and silver patterns, cloud patterns, Tang grass patterns, symbol deformation patterns, loop patterns, etc. The first piece is embedded with all copper equipment and engraved with rolled grass patterns. The handguard, knife clip, and sheath are all made of pure copper material and carved with various patterns.

• Black Gold Ancient Knife 1 in Fictional Works

  Source: It is a knife used by the character Zhang Qiling in the book “Grave Robbery Notes” written by the Third Uncle of the Southern School.
  Origin: In the novel, it is believed that the Black Blind Man was brought out of the Zhang family’s ancient building, sold in the three provinces of Wu, and later bought back by Zhang Qiling. It was once lost in the snake swamp ghost den, but later seems to have returned to the hands of the black blind man.
  Material: Made of meteorite iron, with a black exterior.
  Features: Exquisite workmanship, perfect forging, heavy weight. Wu Xie once mentioned that it is difficult to lift with both hands, estimated to weigh about 30kg. In novels and derivative films, he is a capable helper of Zhang Qiling’s tomb robbing, accompanying Zhang Qiling up and down mountains and seas, experiencing various mysterious and dangerous scenes, and can be said to be invincible.