When Lin Luo, a student from the Department of Archeology, touched the bronze fragments of the Warring States Period in the museum, he fell into the world of "Tomb Robbers Notes". With her "golden finger" that could predict the plot but had to pay a price, she met Wu Xie, whose innocence had not yet been wiped away by fate, among the corpses in the Qixing Lu Palace. From then on, she became a variable in history - knowing that the road ahead was filled with bloody corpses, snakes and cypresses, and the ultimate fog, she still chose to hold his hand tightly.
This is an adventure about the "known" and the "unknown". She used her life as a bargaining chip to make a difficult balance between protecting the key points of the plot and rewriting the tragedy. And the relationship between her and Wu Xie, from doubt to trust in life and death, is like a candle burning quietly in the dark tomb passage, weak, but enough to light up each other's way forward. When the echo of the bronze door comes again, how will she, as a mortal, join the Iron Triangle in this time-traveling appointment with mountains and rivers?
