Shh, I Can Hear the Heartbeat of the Ancient Tomb

On a rainy night, an archaeological team led by Zhao Yuanchao, the old smoker, was trapped in an ancient tomb of the Tang Dynasty. The tombkeeper warned before he died: "Don't look back when you hear the children's songs." When the wet nursery rhymes actually floated out from the tomb passage, Lao CiQian was shocked to realize that the tune was actually the Yellow River ballad sung by his grandmother. New team member Lin Wan's pupils suddenly slitted and she said coldly: "You are digging up my house." The murals in the tomb moved strangely, and the bronze box buzzed like a heartbeat, revealing the terrifying truth - the tomb was actually a cage for the ancient "haunted spirit", and Lin Wan was a descendant of the tomb keeper, and her bloodline was both a seal key and a sacrifice. In the desperate situation of the Yellow River flowing back and the anemone awakening, the team relied on their keen identification of folk songs and risk-taking cooperation to finally blow up the altar and escape death by using the underground river. And deep in the Yellow River, the sound of the sleeping heartbeat still vaguely echoes with the waves... This novel and its characters are purely fictitious. Any similarity is purely coincidental and should not be imitated.