Tomb Raiding: I Became an Ancestor Through Sign-Ins in Panjiayuan

After transmigrating to a world of tomb raiding, Zhang Ye opened an inconspicuous shop in Panjiayuan. All he wanted was to quietly collect sign-in rewards from the System. But the six Gold-Touching Talismans and three Mound-Raiding Seals casually displayed in his window attracted Hu Bayi, Wang Kaixuan, and Shirley Yang, who had just returned from the Ancient City of Jingjue. Shirley Yang was searching for the Dust Orb, while Hu Bayi wanted to lift the curse of the eerie eyeball on his back, so the group came to ask Zhang Ye for help. Zhang Ye was about to turn them down when the System happened to issue a new mission: sign in at the Longling Labyrinth. Looking at these “chosen ones who work themselves to the bone,” Zhang Ye smiled faintly. He might as well catch a free ride. He looked young, yet with a single sentence he revealed the secret of the Dust Orb’s location in King Xian’s tomb, and casually pointed out that Hu Bayi and the others were cursed. He possessed the Taotie bloodline and fed on Golden-Eyed Roosters, with a body refined beyond the mortal realm. He knew every word of the Sixteen-Character Yin-Yang Feng Shui Secret Art and was familiar with every great treasure. Everyone thought he was a reclusive Mound-Raiding Heavenly Official or a mysterious member of the Zhang clan. Little did they know that Zhang Ye’s goal had never been limited to the grave goods in tombs. While everyone else was still trembling at the thought of the Iron-Headed Dragon King and the haunted tomb, Zhang Ye had already quietly set his sign-in sights on the more distant King Xian’s tomb and the Cloud-Topped Heavenly Palace... This is the story of an overpowered cheat leading the original gang as they steamroll through one perilous place after another, while collecting sign-in rewards along the way.