Tomb Raiding: From the Start, I Sign In and Beat Up a Millennium-Old Corpse King

Zhao Wen transmigrates into a tomb-raiding world and binds to a sign-in System.

Signing in at designated locations in ancient tombs grants him divine-level rewards.

At his first sign-in, he obtains the long-lost art of Qimen Dunjia, allowing him to see through feng shui formations at a glance.

At his second sign-in, he gets his hands on the secret sixteen-character Yin-Yang feng shui technique, making it easy to locate dragon veins and burial sites.

While everyone else is still searching for the tomb entrance, Zhao Wen has already deduced how the Nine Phoenixes Bringing Good Fortune transforms into the Nine Fiends Floating Pagoda. He reveals the secret in a single sentence, earning the admiration of Old San Dan and the others.

When faced with a thousand-year-old zongzi, he pulls out corpse-subduing nails and unleashes a combo, leaving the monster no chance to fight back.

Jin Wuming looks at mountains of gold and weeps with excitement, while Zhao Wen calmly searches for clues about the Red Corpse.

From the Tomb of Ten Thousand Steles to the Yellow Springs Emperor's Tomb, he sweeps through every challenge with sign-ins, breaks curses, and unlocks the Boundless Demon Eye, determined to discover the secrets behind the Gate of Illusory Realms.

He believes that if he keeps signing in, every mystery will eventually unravel.

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