Rescuing Zhang Haixia in Nanyang and Rewriting the Regrets of Tomb Raiding

After waking up in 1924, having transmigrated to Xingzhou in the South Seas, I find myself an inconspicuous errand boy at the Southern Archives.

Having read the entire tomb-raiding series, I know better than anyone what is about to happen.

At Huahaijiao, the poisonous dusk grass mist is brewing a deadly trap. Zhang Haixia is destined to suffer destroyed meridians and lifelong paralysis, while Zhang Haiyan will carry his guilt for the rest of his life, his personality twisted by it.

Beneath physician Mo Yungao's hypocritical facade, he uses poison and gu to conduct experiments on living people, scheming against the Zhang family's overseas descendants for decades.

With the Nanyang Herbal Poison Manual passed down by my ancestors, mastery of feng shui, qi reading, gu removal, and miasma dispersal, plus the complete story in my mind, I will annihilate everything in my path.

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