Chen Yanqiu, the last official of Qiu Dynasty, ate in Panjiayuan and waited to die.
One day, he received a text message from his late third uncle: "Stars in the sea, corpses are unraveling, dragons are pulsing, and thousands of tombs are appearing."
Third uncle died three months ago, where did the text message come from?
With a bloody golden talisman and half a strange Pisces pendant, Chen Yanqiu stepped into the Kunlun Mountains. The upside-down bronze pyramid, the burial hall filled with human skins, the third uncle nailed to the dome, the thousand-year-old mummy who calls himself "King Li Tang" - every layer tells him: your destiny was written three thousand years ago.
The thirty-seventh generation of the Chen family is not guarding a tomb, but a person. A descendant of the Shang King who wants to be resurrected through dragon veins.
To seal him, three things are needed: Fa Qiu Seal, Touching Gold Talisman, and Pisces Pendant.
If you touch the golden talisman in your hand, you will have the Pisces pendant. Faqiu seal, in the tomb of King Xian in Chonggu Valley, Yunnan.
Chen Yanqiu takes three unreliable teammates - poor professor Lao Zhou, Xiling warrior Lei Pao who has just been released from prison, and Jiang Ying, a woman from the Western Region whose identity is a mystery - into the primeval forest of Insect Valley.
Ahead, the Tomb of the Big Dipper, the Nine Palace Soul Locking Bureau, the bleeding wall, and the poisonous spider as big as a basin are waiting for them.
What's even weirder is that in every tomb, there is a person who looks exactly like him.
They are waiting for him.
The fate of three thousand years has come to an end.