This Woman's Hands Are so Cold

After her 18th birthday, Su Qianqian, a freshman in the Department of Archeology, began to dream of ancient men in wedding robes asking for their lives every night. What was even weirder was that black and blue handprints appeared out of thin air on her neck. Lu Zhao, a senior from the Department of History, came to her door and told her that she had been cursed by a dark marriage, and that if she did not break it within seven days, she would turn into a living corpse. In order to save her life, Su Qianqian was forced to join the tomb robbing team: Lu Zhao, a descendant of a Feng Shui family, appears to be cold and venomous, but in reality he carries a blood feud that wipes out his family; Lin Xiaodao, a hacker genius and a talkative king, whose parents died in a tomb robbing conspiracy; Qi Mo, a retired special forces soldier, is responsible for the military, but is afraid of spiders to the point of fainting. The four of them explored the tomb of Jin Yiwei from the Ming Dynasty and discovered that Su Qianqian was a descendant of a tomb-guarding family, and that the magic weapon in the tomb, the Immortality Lock, was related to the mystery of life and death. As dangerous situations such as shipwrecks and volcanic mausoleums unfold in the South China Sea, they not only have to fight against zombies and ghosts, but also the elegant and yandere villain Bai Jin - he is Lu Zhao's senior brother and the mastermind behind the dark marriage. When friendship intersects with betrayal, when lies are more deadly than curses, Su Qianqian must uncover the secret of blood and make a choice in the ultimate tomb where yin and yang are reversed: use the Lock of Immortality to save herself, or... This novel and its characters are purely fictitious. Any similarity is purely coincidental and should not be imitated.