Making A Grave Robber's Chronicle: The Deserted Tomb, Bringing Archaeologists to Tears

Qin Cheng transmigrated to a parallel world with advanced brain-computer technology, only to discover that domestic games in this world were all designed to trick players into spending money.

Just as he had become utterly disappointed in domestic online games, he awakened the "Game Development System."

Its rule: absolutely no pay-to-win!

With the System, Qin Cheng created an immersive online game based on Grave Robbers' Chronicles.

The underwater Ming Dynasty tomb, the Cloudtop Palace on the snowy mountain, bizarre and wondrous visions, one ancient tomb mechanism after another, and the ultimate secret: what was it?

Starting with Zhang Daxian, countless players explored relentlessly in search of the secrets hidden in the tomb chambers.

A professor of archaeology played until he began to doubt his own field.

A Grave Robbers' Chronicles game hailed as the most difficult ever made.

It let more foreigners see the enduring depth of China's history.

Just when everyone thought this was Qin Cheng's crowning achievement, he turned around and made the Zhang Family Ancient Tower, the Yinshan Ancient Tower, the Snake Marsh Ghost City, the Nine-Story Demon Tower...

After being put through their paces in multiple games, countless players pleaded: Don't lower the difficulty, but could you add a way to pay to win?

Qin Cheng: Hmm, I'll raise the difficulty!

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