I Founded the Science of Tomb Raiding, and Becoming an Academician Is No Big Deal

Bai Shu transmigrates to a parallel world and becomes a professor in the Archaeology Department at Qingbei University.

Archaeological technology in this new world is underdeveloped, its historical and cultural record has been severed, and the government encourages the public to take part in archaeology.

With Xia Nation's archaeological research yielding no results, Bai Shu seizes the opportunity to establish a new field: tomb raiding studies!

At the country's top university, he teaches the specialized knowledge of the four schools: Gold Seeking, Mountain Moving, Ridge Unloading, and Mound Excavating!

Three open lectures draw countless students to apply.

Bai Shu: "Tomb raiding studies is a field of destructive exploration! It's an interdisciplinary subject encompassing pharmacology, materials science, civil engineering, zoology, botany, and mechanical construction!"

Zhang Qilin: "I came here to study, but the professor has me punching cement bricks with my bare hands every day."

Yang Moli: "On my first day, the professor gave me two little mice and told me, 'As long as the mice survive, you survive!'"

Old Hu: "I came here to learn how to find ancient tombs, but he has me looking at the stars every day?"

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