The most outrageous thing that ever happened to Lin Yan was getting into a life-threatening mess while restoring an antique.
He was just repairing a crack in his family’s ancestral bronze compass when, in the next instant, he was dragged into an illusion of a living sacrifice.
A graduate student who had barely scraped by in the history department, he could hardly even hold a Luoyang shovel.
After binding with the “Firmament Encyclopedia,” he became the “Compass Host” coveted by the entire antique world.
Even his advisor, whom he saw less than once a semester, began looking at him favorably.
She wanted him to team up with her daughter, Su Qingyao,
who was busty, long-legged, lively, and adorable, though a little temperamental.
No matter. He was a grown man. He could put up with it!
He thought he’d found a powerful backer in the archaeological team,
but who could have guessed that from then on, he’d be on a road with no return?
