Tomb Raiding: Elegance Makes Me Invincible

(No female lead, no romance. Mainly based on The Lost Tomb, with some elements from Candle in the Tomb. The timeline is all over the place, so don’t think too hard about it.)

After dying suddenly at work, Zhang Xie encounters a System and is transported to the world of The Lost Tomb.

The good news: once the plot is over, he can return to his original world, come back to life, and receive an extra two hundred million.

The bad news: the System is unreliable. He arrived far too early. The plot hasn’t even begun, and Xiaoge has only just been born.

The even worse news: Zhang Xie arrived in his own body. After landing in the Zhang family, all he got was the character “Rui” added to his name and a senior place in the family hierarchy. He has no martial skills whatsoever.

Fortunately, Zhang Xie gets incredibly lucky and draws a conceptual-level golden finger.

“Stay elegant, and you’re invincible.”

Just as the name suggests, as long as Zhang Xie’s behavior can be described as “elegant,” he’s invincible.

But the problem is, in a tomb, surrounded by grotesque zongzi and swarms of mutated insects, how is he supposed to be “elegant”?

With no other choice, Zhang Xie takes the path of forced elegance just to survive.

Thanks for asking. I’m in the Zhang family, I’ve become an elder, and my golden finger works pretty well. It’s just that everyone seems to have a tiny bit too many misconceptions about me.