Livestream: The Master Is Still Scratching His Head, but I've Already Reached the Mausoleum of Qin Shi Huang

In a parallel world where culture has suffered a break and countless historical relics lie buried underground.

Streamer Qin Feng loves interacting with his fans through live-stream challenges, such as "sleeping in a graveyard overnight" and "applying for a job at a Fortune Global 500 company."

Just then, a nationwide craze for Qin Shi Huang swept the country. One archaeology-loving fan challenged Qin Feng to find the First Emperor's mausoleum.

Qin Feng: "? You're asking the impossible of me here!"

Ding... Feng Shui Fortune-Telling System bound!

Qin Feng: "Qin Shi Huang's mausoleum? Easy..."

He opened a satellite map and performed a quick round of Feng Shui and Bagua calculations, pinpointing the mausoleum's location in just ten seconds: at the northern foot of Mount Li, near the ancient capital of Xi'an.

At first, netizens didn't think much of it.

But a few days later, a piece of news shocked the entire country!

The First Emperor's mausoleum had been found at the northern foot of Mount Li!

The internet exploded!

"They really found it?"

"In ten seconds? Using a satellite?"

The whole country was in an uproar.

Netizens began tossing out challenges one after another: Where was Epang Palace? Where was Chaoge City?

Under Qin Feng's direction, one precious historical site after another was unearthed!

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