Tomb Raiding: A Thousand-Year Mystery (New)

Long Qingyan grew up in an orphanage. If the director hadn't told him his birthday, he wouldn't even know when he was born.

The best gift he ever received was a simple wish: May you stay warm through the three coldest months, and may spring never bring you chill.

A sage once said: When Heaven is about to entrust someone with a great task, it first tests their resolve, wears out their muscles and bones, starves their body, deprives them of what they need, and throws their plans into disarray. In this way, it stirs their heart, hardens their nature, and strengthens what they lack. People must make mistakes before they can change. Only when troubled in heart and mind do they rise to action. Their true feelings show on their faces and ring in their voices, and only then can others understand them. If a state has no upright ministers at home and no hostile powers abroad to threaten it, it will surely fall. Only then do we understand that adversity gives life, while ease and comfort bring death!

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