In Changsha in 2000, 15-year-old He Jiaxing, whose mother was seriously ill and his family was in dire straits, followed his uncle He Mantong, a famous "hand eye" in the south gate area of Changsha, into the tomb robbing business. He Mantong is a recognized master of Tufuzi in the circle. He has the ability to identify tombs by looking at the soil passed down from his ancestors. He can find the exact location of a thousand-year-old tomb in the barren mountains and ridges at a glance.
On an unknown barren mountain on Wangchengpo, He Jiaxing witnessed a real tomb robbery for the first time. It was a brick tomb from the Western Han Dynasty, with a thick layer of soil and a well-preserved tomb. When they pried open the roof of the tomb and entered the dark tomb, no one thought that this would be the longest night in their lives.
In the tomb, a crouched skeleton lay quietly in a decaying lacquer coffin, surrounded by jade bis, jade poles, bronzes, and a chi tiger button jade seal engraved with "Liu Yanghou Seal". The moment He Mantong reached out to take the seal, the skeleton that had been sleeping for two thousand years suddenly moved - it sat up from the coffin, and its skeletal hands clasped the living person's wrist.
After a thrilling escape, He Jiaxing returned to Pozi Street with a reward of 100 yuan and an inexplicable bruise on his wrist. He didn't know that the jade seal of Marquis Liu Yang, the thing crawling out of the tomb, and the thousand-year-old secret about Marquis Liu Yang of Changsha Kingdom in the Western Han Dynasty had just begun to entangle his fate.
