Tomb Builder: I Sent Qin Shi Huang into Space

Huang Ji's father died protecting a national treasure. Overcome with grief, Huang Ji failed his college entrance exams and could only study archaeology, a field with low pay and no prospects. His girlfriend ran off with a rich second-generation heir, leaving him miserable and frustrated.

After obtaining the Tomb-Building System, he helped ancient kings, lords, generals, and ministers design their tombs, earning rewards from both his clients and the System.

King Zhuang of Chu sent in an order!

Client rewards: a thousand taels of gold, the beauty Xia Ji, and a calligraphy work by Qu Yuan.

The Queen of Jingjue sent in an order!

Qin Shi Huang sent in an order!

Wu Zetian sent in an order!

Huang Ji was showered with rewards. He wanted to become a sage revered by all, as well as the world's richest man with a household full of wives and concubines!

The System opened a points shop where he could redeem lost ancient texts, elixirs, wondrous artifacts...

Huang Ji built tombs and excavated them himself, filling in the gaps in Chinese history and stunning the world. His reputation eclipsed Confucius, Laozi, and Shakyamuni, and he ultimately became the "Greatest Master of All Time."

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