In 1943, archaeologist Chen Qiming was forced to work for the Japanese army.
Warlord Luo Manzi and snitch Bai Xiaoqi became accomplices due to their respective weaknesses.
They were looking for the Xuanling Tomb of the Western Zhou Dynasty, where legend has it that people who cultivated immortals were buried alive.
After going deep into the mausoleum, the three found that the walls were slowly moving.
Each generation of Luo Manzi's family cannot live past forty, and Bai Xiaoqi's family has mysteriously lost their souls.
Chen Qiming's family heirloom compass actually perfectly matches the core totem of Xuanling.
What's even more terrifying is that the Japanese commander wears the same totem jade pendant.
When the bronze coffin was forcibly opened, countless blood vines devoured the Japanese soldiers.
There was only a jade slip in the empty coffin: "Xuanling is not a tomb, but a living thing."
The underground palace begins to close, and they must get out alive to uncover the thousand-year scam.
