Today, I just happened to be scrolling through my timeline when I saw that HebeiPangzai had begun a live video. This is a stand-alone prequel series that does not include the main characters Wu Xie, Zhang Qiling, or Pangzi.

The Lost Tomb Series is a television franchise based on the novel series Daomu Biji (盗墓笔记) written by Xu Lei. Hu Bayi, Shirley Yang and Wang Pangzi contracted a virus accidentally, which shortened their lives to 40 years.

A New Zealand comedian claims it was actually he who invented the “tornado chugging style” and not Pangzai, but that’s really neither here nor there and Pangzai is one of the internet’s foremost kings regardless. The videos were originally posted on the Chinese video app Kuaishou and Pangzai had no idea he’d gone viral on Twitter. A second season is currently planned (announced in a live stream in February 2021 by the author of the novels).

On Tuesday, the internet celebrity known as Pangzai released a tearful video on Twitter (since-deleted) saying goodbye to his followers and making cryptic references to his own depression and possibly going to jail. Pangzai — which apparently translates as “Chubby Dude,” or is “a kind of cute pun on “Pangzi,” or “fatty” — is a farmer in his early 30s named Liu Shichao who hails from Xingtai in the Hebei province. If you’re aware of “Pangzai” or “Hebei Pangzai” at all, it’s probably as the guy with the incredible speed beer-chugging skills utilizing a “tornado” style. They are full of eye-popping stunts, depict acts harmful to the user’s personal safety, and are without exception set to loud Chinese pop music. A straight shooter whose updates are consistently uplifting and good-natured, Pangzai has been a consistent source of delight in a sea of shit.The video below, of him chugging a giant jar containing beer, some type of flaming liquor, and an egg, all while smoking a cigarette, went viral some time last year, for obvious reasons. The books were published in English under the title "The Grave Robbers' Chronicles" and can be purchased here . However, a lot of important things were left out of Reunion, so I really don't recommend trying to read the new stuff with only the knowledge of this show. In any case, Pangzai seemed very depressed and for a while I was worried we might be watching his live suicide note.

The short novel, Ten Years Later, which explains why Zhang Qiling shows up again after Tomb of the Sea, has yet to be adapted. His web presence is a brief fulfillment of the internet’s early promise to connect distant cultures and promote empathy. It’s hard to know whether Pangzai’s notoriety in the US endangers him in China, increasing the likelihood that he’ll be used as a political pawn in a feud with a country that Donald Trump was demonizing even before he started trying to blame them for COVID.He was the owner of the tomb Wu Xie explored in The Lost Tomb 2 and was involved in a lot of other conspiracies. In the video, a clearly sad and apparently crying Pangzai offered a farewell to his followers (through a translating app) and some have speculated that this was part of a Chinese government crackdown (all of which is speculation, it could be a publicity stunt, a platform switch, or just a guy dealing with a hangover). UPDATE: After this article was published, Pangzai popped back up on Twitter to say he was just drunk. This show changes a lot of things from the books, so certain plot lines in Ultimate Note will conflict. Kuaishou videos tend toward the rural and the outrageous: a typical viral Kuaishou video might feature a guy playing two trumpets through his nostrils, or a man jumping into a frozen pond in his underwear.

Again, it’s all speculation at this point, we don’t know if Liu is really in danger of going to jail or just having a depressive episode. Please contact your hosting provider to confirm your origin IP and then make sure the correct IP is listed for your A record in your Cloudflare DNS Settings page. They learned an antidote was hidden in the relics of a village and went for an adventure under the invitation of Professor Sun. I jumped on as quickly as I could and it wasn’t the usual Pangzai, even if he did chug a beer in it. Based on the 2nd sequel Sand Sea, some of the 1st sequel Tibetan Sea Flower, and the extra Three Days Silence.

I assume “fish picture” was a mistranslation of “fish tank” or “aquarium,” as Pangzai occasionally films himself tending to some fish on his farm. I hope it’s the latter, and that fans like me can bid him a hearty “chug on, chubby king” for many years to come. It explores the trials and tribulations of Zhang Haiyan during the early Republican Era (1912-1920s).