Tomb Raiding: From the Start, I Fell into My Family’s Ancestral Grave

Ye Chen was a delivery rider for a certain food delivery platform, running himself ragged, until he and his bike fell straight into his family's ancestral graveyard. From the start, he inherited the Tomb-Raiding Heavenly Emperor's legacy, and his life began veering wildly off course: Other tomb raiders rely on skill. He relies on... his face. A thousand-year-old jiangshi kneels to offer treasures, a ghostly employee begs for incense offerings online, and the tomb's warehouse accepts QR-code payments in ghost money? Other people grow stronger through cultivation. He grows stronger through... collecting rent. The Tomb-Raiding Heavenly Emperor's businesses span both the yin and yang worlds. Ye Chen only went to inspect one of his own warehouses and nearly triggered a global economic crisis. Other people get revenge with face-slapping. He gets revenge by... showing kindness. His ex-girlfriend and her rich boyfriend gang up to mock him? He turns around and buys the penthouse above their company's offices, then gives them a daily downpour of cash right on schedule. When powerful experts, thousand-year-old ghost kings, and mysterious foreign organizations all make him their ultimate target, Ye Chen calmly wipes off his tomb-raiding seal and makes a call: “Hello? Ancestor? Someone with no sense has come to cause trouble at one of our family businesses again. Right, same as usual: bury them alive first, then cremate them. Don't forget to get a diamond-studded urn for the ashes.”