Caught Tomb-Raiding: Is It Really Illegal to Dig Up My Own Tomb?

"I'm just digging up my own grave to take a few things. That's against the law?"

Fang Wubing recalled his memories from his past lives. In his ninth life, he was the King of Dian in western Hunan during the Five Dynasties and Ten Kingdoms period. In his eighth, he was Loulan's state preceptor. In his seventh, he was General Meng Yi of the Qin Dynasty...

Flat broke, he had no choice but to go into his own tomb and pick up a few things.

He'd barely stepped inside when an archaeological team showed up to livestream.

Netizen: This is completely absurd. Tomb robbing right in front of an archaeology team? He's going to prison for life.

Netizen: He even dares to rob the tomb of the First Emperor of Qin. He's asking to die.

After countless trials and tribulations, the archaeological team finally caught the despicable tomb robber.

But then a beautiful woman in ancient palace dress, who had lived for over two thousand years in the First Emperor's tomb, drifted out and called to Fang Wubing:

"My husband, it's been two thousand years. You've finally come to find me."

The archaeology team was dumbstruck, and so were the countless netizens. So the man really had just gone into his own tomb to take a few things?

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