The Grave Robbers' Chronicles: One Touch and It's Over

101 chapters + Mu Yun + Hei Everyone else is just passing through. He falls into the 1960s, after the founding of the People’s Republic, in the world of Tomb Raider Notes, and joins Chen Pi’s squad protecting cultural relics. Mu Yun has lived for over a hundred years, not thanks to some overpowered golden finger, but to swordsmanship so fast that even zombies don't have time to groan. Don't ask why a dignified apocalypse-era superpowered person has resorted to hacking monsters with a sword. It's because his power is just too “deadly”: the moment his skin touches someone, they fall into an uncontrollable frenzy. Put simply, it makes them go into heat on the spot. For years, he hasn't held anyone's hand or patted anyone on the shoulder. He even has to wear three layers of insulating gear just to fight. If he accidentally brushes against a living person, he's either hunted down as a pervert the next second or forced to put them out of their misery with his sword. After all, he can't exactly stand by while someone puts on an adults-only show in the middle of a zombie horde, can he? In his loneliness, his only obsession is finding the strange meteorite that smashed through the world's timeline. Legend says it brought the apocalypse, and that it also holds the key to restarting civilization. But when he finally stands before the meteorite and reaches out to touch it... “Boom!” The meteorite takes off with him, tears through the void, and sends him hurtling headfirst into a completely unfamiliar world! To make matters worse... the people in this new world don't seem to go into heat? Some even come right up to him and say, “Your power is pretty exciting, huh?” Mu Yun grips his sword hilt, utterly devastated inside. “I spent a hundred years avoiding people, not so I could become everyone's favorite here!!!”