Tomb Raiding: With the Bloodline of Bai Ze, I Hold the Rear Alone in the Underground Palace

Wang Ru transmigrates into the world of tomb raiding and activates a System. His bloodline lets him foresee danger and seize the initiative, giving him a built-in map hack. In the Nanhai King's underground palace, Wu Xie insists on listening to the thunder, awakening the mother creature. Paper soldiers and hand-shaped shellfish go berserk.

At the critical moment, Wang Ru stays behind alone, letting the blinded group escape through a secret passage while he faces an entire army of the undead with a pair of blades.

One slash shatters a paper soldier's head, two sever its tendrils, and three bring him close to the mother creature. The hand-shaped shellfish mother is as huge as a palace, with tendrils like a forest and roars that shake the heavens. Yet Wang Ru only grows wilder as he fights, blasting its throat with explosives and drawing blood with every strike. He eventually kills the mother creature alone, provoking tens of thousands of hand-shaped shellfish to chase him down.

During the fierce battle in the main hall, covered in wounds and wearing only one shoe, he hangs from an iron chain, swinging like a child on a swing and singing. He holds out until Wu Erbai arrives with a team to blast him free. When Wu Xie falls, Wang Ru rescues him while hanging upside down, casually snapping a once-in-a-lifetime photo of Third Master and a young lady in a leather mummy suit holding hands across species. From the Nanhai King's underground palace to the Mute Village in Southeast Asia, Wang Ru's Bai Ze bloodline continues to evolve. He explores tombs, brings up the rear, and leads the way with his blade. He lives by just one rule: Leave the rear guard to me.

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