In his previous life, Luo Lingchen fought Luo Hongzhe from school all the way to the workplace, trying to win back the affection of his adoptive mother and five older sisters. In the end, he became a disgrace to the archaeological community and died a humiliating death in prison. Given another chance at life, he refuses to be weighed down by family ties. He cuts them off, changes advisors, and vows to make his own way. But who would have thought that the five sisters who once looked down on him would beg for his forgiveness, while the adoptive mother who had always suppressed him would come to his door to make peace, all in the hope of bringing him back to the Luo family? But affection that comes too late is worth less than grass! This time, they’re the ones who will be driven out of the archaeological world!
The setting is pretty good, but the divorce process is a bit stained.
Well, maybe most of the writing in the early stage revolved around the family environment and those aspects, but this tomb did not reflect it to a great extent.