I'm Playing Zhang Qiling, So Why Is My Educated Youth Comrade Hu Bayi?

Zhang Ling transmigrates to the 1960s, right in the middle of the nation's campaign to send young people to the countryside.

Just then, he awakens a role-playing System and draws Zhang Qiling from the start. Determined to make a career of tomb raiding, Zhang Ling resolutely chooses to become an educated youth instead of enlisting in the military.

He is sent to Ganggangyingzi, where he unexpectedly discovers that one of his fellow educated youths is named Hu Bayi.

Fatty: "Master Zhang, what exactly is so special about that black-gold ancient saber of yours? Old Hu and I can't even lift it!"

Hu Bayi: "Those two fingers of yours are incredibly long, and you can probe caves and pry open coffins. Could you be from the Faqiu lineage, lost for a thousand years?"

At Changbai Mountain, Zhang Ling awakens a Qilin tattoo and guards the boundary between the living and the dead. In an ancient tomb in western Hunan, a ghost whistle converses with a thousand-year-old corpse.

Lama Valley, Niuxin Mountain, the underground palace of Empress Dowager Xiao of the Liao Dynasty, the Nine-Story Demon Pagoda, the Ghost Mother's Tomb at the Great Phoenix Temple, the Ancient City of Jingjue, the Insect Valley of Yunnan...

After all their adventures, Zhang Ling, Fatty, and Hu Bayi have formed a new tomb-raiding trio!

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