When the amusing archaeologist Su Wan, who is famous for being able to use bronze jugs as flasks at archaeological sites, and his brother Su Cai, an astronomer who always folds rubbings of star maps into paper airplanes, both fall into ancient tombs, the time travel completely goes astray and turns into a scene of "hardcore sister and brother survival + reverse tomb robbing".
Su Wan poked the ground with a homemade Luoyang shovel and complained, "The density of the rammed earth in this Warring States tomb is not as dense as the Han tomb I dug last time" while accurately avoiding the stone and sand traps; Su Sa held up a "simple astrolabe" modified with a bronze mirror, and after calculating the directions of the stars, he suddenly wailed: "Sister! According to the astrology, what we are digging now is the burial pit of our ancestors!"
In order to find a mysterious treasure that can activate the time and space channel, the two siblings were forced to form a team: Su Wan relied on the "carbon 14 dating method" to identify the authenticity of cultural relics, and easily corrected the ancient craftsmen, "This painting must use mineral pigments, plant pigments can only last fifty years." From cracking the Oracle code to repairing the broken bronze sacred tree, when the "earth-flavored skills" of archeology meet the "cold algorithm" of astronomy, this tomb-digging journey spanning ancient and modern times not only has to battle wits and courage with tomb robbers, but also has to be wary of the "cheating traps" left by their ancestors - after all, they can place their hopes of returning home in ancient tombs. These siblings are probably the "reverse conspicuous bag" ceiling of the archeology and astronomy circles.
