Archaeological Notes on the Tomb of Gods

Jiang Chen, a graduate student in the Department of Archeology, inherited the bloody diary left by his tutor before he died of madness: "There are eighty more." That night, words were seeped on the wall: "The exam begins at sunrise, candidate Jiang Chen." Three years ago, the instructor discovered a tomb in the Kunlun Mountains that was dated "Minus Seven Thousand Years". The entire team disappeared, but he returned madly, only repeatedly murmuring: "That's not a tomb, it's an examination room." Jiang Chen gradually discovered that all the myths on earth were just the "progress rate" of the previous era of immortality. Ascension means clearing a level, and the souls of those who failed were sealed in their tombs and transformed into strange folk customs that have been passed down to this day. And he has a fatal identity: his blood can activate any examination room - he is both a key and a prey. When someone restarted the immortal tomb to release the quota, and someone vowed to destroy the folk customs and ruins together, Jiang Chen realized that he had to take this make-up exam that spanned ten thousand years for the entire civilization. Turn it in, or stay forever. He is the only human in this exam. This book is purely fictional and does not involve any real archaeological sites, tombs or cultural relics. It aims to explore fantasy and suspense themes and respect the laws and regulations for the protection of cultural relics. This novel and its characters are purely fictitious. Any similarity is purely coincidental and should not be imitated.