After struggling for ten years in a tomb-raiding world, Su Wan returns to the modern era with maxed-out survival skills, only to become a washed-up actress hated across the internet.
To grab attention, her agency forces her onto a livestreamed archaeology show.
The production team intends to use her as cannon fodder, but then they see her:
At the first site, a Western Zhou tomb, she disarms a series of trapdoors with her bare hands;
At the second, an ancient Xiyu royal tomb, she accurately identifies a warning about corpse poison hidden in a mural;
At the third, an underwater shipwreck tomb, she detects a deadly hidden whirlpool just by listening to the water…
When the team of experts is stumped by a mysterious coffin, Su Wan lightly touches its wall. “There’s a hidden compartment beneath the coffin. The real tomb owner is below.”
The livestream chat explodes: #SuWanIsDefinitelyATombRaider# shoots to the top of the trending list.
She calmly replies, “I just happen to enjoy reading Archaeology for Beginners.”
Then the production team opens the hidden compartment, revealing a bronze waist token engraved with her tomb-raiding codename from her previous life…
The whole internet is stunned: What exactly did she go through in that tomb back then?
This book is good, but I don't understand why the protagonist desperately protects those who insult her. 😅🤔