Looking for the Dragon and Touching the Gold: Guanshan Taibao

>My grandfather mysteriously disappeared with the archaeological team thirty years ago, leaving only a mutilated copy of "Guanshan Zhimi Fu". >I inherited my ancestral business and became a small owner of an antique street, but I was involved in a thousand-year mystery because of a jade from the Han Dynasty. > "Your grandfather is not dead at all," the mysterious letter read, "he is trapped in a living tomb." >In the Bashu cave, the crystal clusters suddenly peeled off and reorganized into human-shaped mineral crystals to chase us. >When I finally met my living-dead grandfather, he hoarsely warned: "Don't touch the jade... It's breathing." >The moment the three pieces of jade were put together, the flesh and blood on the tomb wall squirmed, and the entire mountain turned into a huge mouth that could swallow people.