Archeology, I'm Serious

Core setting: Archaeologist Li Zhao discovers an ancient jade jade engraved with the names of himself and three strange women at the Erlitou site, and becomes involved in a blood contract spanning four thousand years. With the appearance of three special women, Li Shuang (criminal police officer), A Yuan (traditional Chinese medicine), and Shen Xihe (astronomer), the four of them uncovered the mystery of the ancient "Four Clans Contract" - the heavy mission of Jiuli, Gonggong, Xihe and the Li family's covenant keepers to suppress the resentment between the "Shadow Clan" and Xiang Liu for generations. Story line: From Erlitou to Kunlun Ruins, from modern criminal investigation to ancient medical wisdom, the four people solved ancient mysteries through life and death protection and spiritual communication, and finally rewrote the contract with the resonance of true love, turning forced sacrifice into voluntary protection. The story then expanded to the global dimension - similar contracts from ancient civilizations such as Egypt, Maya, and Sumer emerged one after another, revealing the existence of the ancient global guardian network. When the ancient chaos at the bottom of the Pacific awakened, the modern guardians united with the descendants of the twelve civilizations to restart the planet's balance system through cross-civilization connections symbolized by weddings. Core theme: Explore the evolution of the nature of guardianship from "blood obligation" to "free choice", from "isolated sacrifice" to "global symbiosis". Through the interweaving of archaeological discoveries and supernatural elements, the relationship between myth, history and the continuation of civilization is reinterpreted. Highlights of the work: Combining serious archeology with romantic fantasy, depicting delicate emotional growth in a vast span of time and space; integrating multidisciplinary knowledge systems; creatively proposing "true love resonance" as a new energy paradigm that transcends ancient contracts; and ending with the world tree symbolizing the harmonious coexistence of civilization and nature, the past and the future.