Back to Field: I Can’t Hide My Identity as the Tomb’s Master Anymore

Lin Ye has lived for billions of years.

Ever since humanity appeared, he has often been buried: sometimes in the mountains, sometimes in the desert, and sometimes abandoned in the depths of the sea.

When he wakes again, he finds himself on a deserted island, where there are old people and children. Lin Ye enjoys himself there, occasionally selling a phoenix egg to pass the time.

A few years later, a film crew from a show called Back to Field arrives.

Sister Zifeng: “Grandpa, how much are your eggs?”

Pengpeng: “Grandpa, are you studying advanced mathematics?”

Lin Ye waves his hand. “Just passing the time.”

Teacher He: “Why are your eggs so huge? And why do they have patterns?”

Expert: “These aren't eggs. They're phoenix eggs!”

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