Archaeology and Tomb Raiding? You're Clearly Revisiting the Crime Scene

Li Chu transmigrates to a parallel world where tomb robbing runs rampant, becoming an heir to the Tomb Raider School.

He has explored more than a hundred tombs, mastering the arts of dragon seeking and gold location to perfection.

But after entering the Mausoleum of the First Emperor, he is poisoned just before reaching the final chamber.

After failing to find a doctor who can help, he learns the antidote is in the mausoleum's deepest chamber.

Just then, the authorities launch a crackdown on tomb robbers. They face the death penalty, and the mausoleum is heavily guarded.

With no other choice, Li Chu joins an archaeological team and descends into tombs on archaeological digs.

It's just that some of these tombs look oddly familiar.

"Aren't these the tombs I've already explored?"

While excavating the Mausoleum of the First Emperor, Li Chu's methods set the internet ablaze.

Netizens: "This guy moves through tombs like he's at home! Criminals always return to the scene to check their work!"

Tomb robbers: "Whoa, his archaeological methods are just like mine! It's as clear as day: he's got a Tomb Raider Talisman!"

Then one day, the archaeological team accidentally finds Li Chu's personal belongings, left behind in an ancient tomb.

The authorities: "Now that's a serious crime! You've been hiding your true colors pretty well, kid!"

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