In Changsha in the 1990s, civilian employee Chen Ming discovered a secret connection between the Qin Tombs in Xianyang and the ancient tombs in Changsha in a company document. This passage is like a key, which allows him to put his obsessed knowledge of ancient sacrifices to use, but it also drags him into a huge conspiracy.
People around him gradually reveal their true colors: Colleague Lin Feng seems friendly, but in fact he is a descendant of the Chuzhuang King's tomb guarding family, and he is secretly suspicious of him; Fatty Xiaoli discovers Jin Xiaowei's ancestral skills, and the compass can always point to the key clues; Aman, a girl from western Hunan, comes with witchcraft, and the secret under the silver bracelet is closely entangled with his research, and his feelings are repeatedly pulled between use and sincerity.
Four major forces are competing here: the guardian family defends the ancient tomb, the Nanyang Company covets the jade bamboo slips, the Xiangxi witchcraft family pursues the token of the curse, and the American technology company wants to use technology to plunder the secrets. The relationship between the four ancient tombs (Qin, Chu, Lu and Zhao) hides two thousand years of grievances - the craftsman surnamed Liu was killed by the owner of the Qin tomb, and his son Zhao Jianjie's tomb left a cultural warning.
From the Chu tomb under Mawangdui to the star mechanism in the Qin tomb in Xianyang, Chen Ming used the method of worshiping "Hehe" to solve the mystery, and saw the truth through suspicion and collaboration: what was recorded on the jade bamboo slips was never a treasure, but a code for "civilization continues due to symbiosis." When the conspirator was defeated, he and his companions stood in front of Chu's tomb and finally understood that the puzzle was never a prison, but allowed those who understood it to find the meaning of protection.
Good, very good, interesting