Tomb Raiding: Betrothed to Ji Zixuan, the Queen of Jingjue, from the Start

Xu Yuan transmigrates into a tomb-raiding world, and the moment he opens his eyes, he is sitting in an antique shop.

Big Golden Tooth asks him to appraise an item. With one glance, Xu Yuan identifies the origins of a Western Zhou bronze jue. He thinks he’s only there to pay off a debt and make some money.

Then a jade dragon is placed in his hands, and the Tomb-Raiding System suddenly prompts him: Marriage contract detected. Bind it?

Before Xu Yuan can react, the marriage contract has already been bound.

That night, the guesthouse room door opens by itself, and a Nine-Phoenix Bronze Coffin sits in the middle of the room.

The woman who emerges from the coffin isn’t an ugly female corpse, but Ji Zixuan, the empress who commands the corpse clan.

One moment Xu Yuan wants to call off the marriage; the next, he understands what it means to realize you’ve got a good thing.

Big Golden Tooth is still calculating the profits from antiques.

Xu Yuan has already been swept into the most outrageous matchmaking scheme in the entire tomb-raiding world, all because of a single marriage contract, one involving the corpse clan’s empress and the Queen of Jue Kingdom.

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