I Tell Fortunes at My Street Stall, Then the Ma Clan's Descendants Drag Me Tomb Raiding

Xiang Yun was a web novelist who had written for years, but every book flopped. One day, utterly exhausted, he spat up blood and collapsed onto his keyboard.

Before he died, he stared wide-eyed at the screen. The flickering monitor displayed the website where he submitted his work: “Gray Furnace.”

He transmigrated to a country called Huaxia and became a typical novel protagonist: orphaned, alone, and with nowhere to turn.

An old Taoist who made a living by cheating and swindling took him in. He spent his days setting up a fortune-telling stall at the end of the street and conning people.

On the first day at his stall, the boy obtained a sign-in System. His sign-in location was a utility pole, and he had to keep signing in there for five years before he could claim his first reward.

One day, a stunning beauty came to his fortune-telling stall, claiming to be a descendant of the Ma family.

The woman had a mysterious background. The first thing she said when they met was, “I’ll take you tomb raiding!”

The Ma family had been tomb raiders for generations. The family patriarch, Ma Shunlong, once crossed paths with a mysterious figure known as “Xiao Ge.”

Ever since then, the Ma family had been searching for the answer they called “the Ultimate.”

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