I'm Just a Writer. What Do I Know About Tomb Raiding?

The crew of the program Exploring Ancient China invites a bestselling online novelist to join their expedition into a tomb.

The news causes an uproar.

Online trolls start a full-blown frenzy.

"What a joke. He's just some damn writer. What does he know about archaeology?"

"He thinks a few fans fawning over him make him somebody?"

"Could the national broadcaster not find anyone else? Are they bringing in an online writer just to fill a spot?"

When a group of archaeological experts and historians all agree that the ancient tomb hidden in the mountains is the imperial mausoleum of the ancient kingdom of Dali, Chen Mu makes a shocking claim.

"This is no Dali imperial mausoleum. It's clearly Prince Xian's underground palace."

His words stir up a storm.

Abuse floods the internet.

The experts sneer at him too.

But once they enter the tomb, they find everything inside strangely familiar.

"Holy crap, the Insect Valley, the Celestial Palace, the Crimson Blood Coffin... Isn't this all from Chen Mu's novel?"

"Well, would you look at that. The online writer used to be a tomb raider."

This novel and its characters are entirely fictional. Any resemblance is purely coincidental. Do not imitate.