Tomb Raiding: I Am a Tomb Raider

When Ye Cheng woke up, he found himself in a parallel world that resembled reality, yet was different in some ways. To make a living, he decided to draw on his love of literature and his memories of classic works, entering the literary world as a “plagiarist.” Since tomb-raiding novels were quite popular with readers, Ye Cheng chose that genre for his writing.

What he never expected was that when the ancient tombs and related elements in his stories began appearing in the real world, the entire archaeological community and public opinion were thrown into an uproar. People were astonished to discover that the zongzi, corpse insects, and even the ancient tomb beneath the South China Sea described in Ye Cheng's novels really existed in this world.

As these tombs were unearthed one after another, Ye Cheng became the focus of public attention. Archaeologists and historians showed great interest in his works, believing they might contain important clues about ancient civilizations. Meanwhile, the police began to question Ye Cheng's true identity, worried that he might be a deeply undercover tomb raider.