Twin Towers: The Call of Guixu

A new chapter begins in The Grave Robbers' Chronicles universe. When the mysterious Hei Xiazi meets the quiet and powerful Xiaoge, and the “Guixu System” breaks the chains of their separate destinies, an adventure of “protection, memory, and mutual redemption” begins.

He is Hei Xiazi, a wanderer in tactical sunglasses and a survivor of the Xisha archaeological expedition. After his teammates died, he developed a “fear of fire,” hiding his pain behind a carefree façade. Then, in an underwater tomb, he awakened a bronze compass and bonded with the Guixu System. It could restore his memories, but required them to “share life and death.” The System warned him: Complete a “bond mission” with another person, or remain trapped in darkness forever.

He is Zhang Qiling, an “immortal” bearing the burden of his clan’s annihilation. His memories crumble as his powers fade, until even staying alive feels like an impossible hope. Then, among the dunes of the northern desert, he stands alongside Hei Xiazi, and for the first time someone says to him, “You’re hurt.” The moment the System activates, he sees the man who is always teasing him for being “quiet but dependable,” and senses the warmth missing from all his lonely years.

Together, the two powerhouses break through every impasse. Hei Xiazi melts Xiaoge’s loneliness with the warmth of everyday life, while Xiaoge heals Hei Xiazi’s wounds with his steadfast protection. They go from “using each other” to “sharing life and death,” piecing together their memories in the glow of star marrow and making a vow amid the cracks in the bronze gate: “This time, we’ll live together.”

This is the redemption of two lonely souls, the “answer to fate” beyond the System, and the most moving happy ending for a powerful duo in The Grave Robbers' Chronicles universe.