Livestreaming Archaeology: Starting at the Dragon Ridge Maze

This is a world where historical culture and tomb-raiding culture have been lost.

When the official archaeological team excavates tombs, they livestream the entire process and explain archaeological knowledge to millions of viewers.

One day, the archaeological team sets out to excavate a Tang Dynasty tomb. In the livestream chat:

Wu Mian: Damn it, hurry and catch those three people you just ran into and make them your guides. That's Hu Bayi, Wang Pangzi, and Shirley Yang.

Another day, the archaeological team is on a boat at sea.

Wu Mian: With equipment like that, you think you can dive into the Sea of Raging Tides? Go to southern Hunan first and find Wu Xie and Zhang Qiling. They're easy to spot: handsome, with Qilin tattoos, and they might not even have IDs.

The next day, the archaeological team heads to Changbai Mountain.

Wu Mian draws a sharp breath: You're not the protagonists. How dare you enter the Heavenly Palace in the Clouds?

King Wannu had the Hundred-Footed Dragon God grafted onto him. What's more, there's the Mongol general Gu Zhaoyong, who can kill King Wannu as easily as *. You'd better go to Mount Longhu and invite Celestial Master Zhang. If you can't persuade him, invite the young Celestial Master Wang Ye instead. That guy knows the Wind-After-Eight-Trigrams technique.

This novel and its characters are entirely fictional. Any resemblance to actual people or events is purely coincidental. Please do not imitate.