Tomb Raiding: The Golden-Eyed Rooster That Terrified the Archaeology Team

Zhang Ye transmigrated into the world of tomb raiding and, from the start, owned a courtyard house in Panjiayuan. The System gave him a daily sign-in reward: sometimes a grave-robbing talisman, sometimes a Faqiu seal, and sometimes whole flocks of angry-eyed golden chickens. He thought they took up too much room, so he put them all in display cases. Then one day, Big Gold Tooth led Hu Bayi and the others through the door. Hu Bayi stared at the complete text of The Sixteen-Character Yin-Yang Feng Shui Manual, his eyes wide with shock. Xue Li Yang gazed at the Faqiu seal, her voice trembling. Wang Pangzi clung to the display case, counting the grave-robbing talismans, practically drooling. “P-predecessor... Are you looking for anyone to do odd jobs?” Zhang Ye waved a hand. “No, but the Dragon Ridge Labyrinth could use a few scouts.” Later, in the Tomb of King Xian. When everyone was at a loss before the gu-sorcery mechanisms, Zhang Ye snapped his fingers, and the flock of angry-eyed chickens behind him rushed forward all at once. “When it comes to a specialized job, you need specialists.” Later still, before the Bronze Gate. Zhang Ye revealed the Taotie tattoos covering his back. For the first time, Xiao Ge's Qilin blood felt suppressed. “You...” “Don't worry,” Zhang Ye said with a smile. “I'm just here to do my sign-in.”