In the fourteenth year of the Republic of China, the current situation was turbulent, warlords were separatist, and tomb robbing among the people was prevalent. On the one hand, Western powers covet China's underground cultural relics and secretly fund tomb robbing gangs; on the other hand, various domestic forces have also been involved in the field of tomb robbing in order to raise military pay or satisfy their selfish desires, causing ancient tombs in the Central Plains to be repeatedly destroyed. The male protagonist, Ling Chen, comes from a family of tomb robbers and has mastered the ancestral art of "dividing money and fixing graves." However, because his family has suffered retribution for tomb robbing, he is both dependent and repelled by tomb robbing. The female protagonist, Xia Tian, is an archeology student who returned from studying abroad. In order to prevent the leakage of cultural relics, she actively traces the traces of the tomb robbing gang and tries to protect the ancient tombs using scientific methods.