The Captain Dug Up My Thousand-Year-Old Tomb, and Now He Wants to Share My Coffin

Qin Xiao, the archaeological team's leader, senses that something is strange about Ying Huai. He looks at the unearthed artifacts as if they were old friends, and the way he approaches ancient tombs carries an eerie familiarity. Ying Huai has always known one thing: I am not from the modern era. I am a ghost who has been trapped in this imperial mausoleum for a thousand years, and only now have I been lucky enough to possess an unfortunate man and be reborn. He schemed to join the archaeological team and get close to Qin Xiao because Qin Xiao has the key to his main burial chamber: a dragon-patterned jade pendant passed down through generations. The poisonous mechanisms in the main chamber, quicksand traps, living clay figures in the sacrificial pits, the impossible Soul-Hanging Ladder... Behind every deadly predicament, only Ying Huai knows the one way out. Qin Xiao gradually realizes that Ying Huai isn't a coward. He is the biggest “ghost” in this tomb. “You think I'm here to study archaeology?” “No. I'm here to go home.” What looks like pretending to be a ghost is really just reclaiming what belongs to him. Using you is real, and so are his feelings.