Cheng Yining, a doctor of archeology from Peking University, specializes in digging graves and saving people part-time.
Others rely on the system to travel through time, but she relies on professionalism to travel through time. You can see historical memories when you touch ancient monuments, and then you find that what is written in the textbooks is completely different from what is performed on the spot.
King Zhou doesn't seem so cruel, Bigan doesn't seem that loyal, women don't seem that simple, and the Cheng family doesn't seem so innocent.
In her hand were three pieces of bronze, an ancestral talisman, and a Tang sword from three thousand years ago.
A man as cold as river water offered to help her, but told her to "be careful about the people around you."
Another cousin with a dead look in his eyes chased her all the way, just to get the key.
They say that the source of all truth is hidden in Wuding's tomb.
But what came from behind the door were the cries of hundreds of millions of people: "Don't open the door..."
Cheng Yining looked down at the palm of his hand - dark golden lines were crawling all over his body, forming the shape of a door.
It's turning her into a "door."
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In a sentence: History is written by dead people and changed by living people. And she specializes in digging ancestral graves and speaking for the dead.
