I Asked You to Write About Travel, So Why Did You Write About Tomb-Raiding's Legendary Trio?

Wu Xie woke up to find himself taking part in a global innovation competition!

Contestants had to write a novel based on a prompt from the show's producers.

When the prompt was announced: Travel.

The mystery writers were still fixated on snowbound manor mysteries.

The fantasy writers were still sending their protagonists on journeys across the Nine Provinces.

But Wu Xie realized that this world had no genre of tomb-raiding novels.

So he made up his mind at once.

Tomb Notes, you're up!

At first, viewers mocked the awkward first-person narration. But as the story unfolded, things started to feel more and more off...

"You call digging up other people's graves travel?"

"You call someone with Brother Xiao's skills a travel buddy?"

Wu Xie: "Come on, if you're traveling far and wide to raid tombs and visit famous mountains and rivers, that counts as travel, right?"

Then...

Netizens from Banguk claimed Tomb Notes plagiarized the Banguk movie Exhuma.

Wu Xie was furious. Ghost Blows Out the Light was born, and the System explained the four schools: Gold Touching, Mountain Moving, Ridge Unloading, and Mound Raising.

He'd show those Koreans who the real ancestors were!

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