You Were Supposed to Teach Archaeology, but You're Teaching People How to Loot Tombs

Ye Cheng transmigrates and becomes the owner of an antique shop.

History in this world has a missing link.

The nation is pouring resources into excavating historical and cultural ruins, searching for the civilization humanity has lost.

Archaeological technology is extremely backward and laughably poor.

By chance, he activates a livestream education System.

To his utter surprise, the System makes him teach people the art of tomb raiding.

He starts with the legacy of the Ridge-Moving Strongmen, teaching people the basics of tomb exploration.

The Mountain-Moving Daoists' arts of moving mountains and filling seas, and their armor-piercing digging beetles.

The Gold-Touching Commandants' dragon-finding and gold-divining techniques, their methods for suppressing evil and driving away insects, and the making of magical artifacts.

His motto is to teach tirelessly and hold nothing back.

What? It's too hard, and you can't learn it?

Then let's do a live call and I'll guide you in person.

Until one day, a group of police officers burst through his door.

They pin him down. "Ye Cheng, you've been openly teaching people tomb raiding and grave robbing, maliciously spreading illegal methods. What do you have to say for yourself?"

Ye Cheng stubbornly lifts his chin. "What they do in the tombs has nothing to do with me."

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