Bone Thieves: Going Mad Scientifically in the Grave Robbers' World

Lin You, a ten-year veteran of the Tomb Raiders fandom, unexpectedly transmigrated into the high-martial world of Xuanyuan Realm after fulfilling the promise at the Bronze Gate on Changbai Mountain. Over the next twenty years, she went from sacrificial offering to a renowned pavilion master, building an intelligence network called Listening Rain Tower. She did it all by: Using chemistry to play the exorcist, applying physics to crack mechanisms, and using psychology to read people. While others practiced martial arts, she did research. While others schemed for power, she used her golden finger. The System wanted her to gather energy by “going crazy.” Her response: “I'm an expert. I can go scientifically crazy.” Just as she finally collected all seven pieces of meteorite iron and was ready to activate the teleportation array and go home, an old man named Wu Sansheng hired her to “protect my nephew, Wu Xie.” It wasn't until she saw that innocent face and heard the names “Da Kui,” “Pan Zi,” and “Seven-Star Lu Palace” that Lin You finally came to her senses: This is the world of Grave Robbers' Chronicles! And all the characters I couldn't bear to lose are still alive! Then things started to get weird: In the Corpse Cave, she scattered realgar and sulfur to drive off the insects. At the Cloud Palace, she brought a tank of liquid nitrogen to freeze the centipedes. When the Wang Family came after them, she turned around and shorted their company. When the Nine Gates fell into infighting, she livestreamed their scandals. Wu Xie: “Sis Lin, what exactly have you packed in your backpack?” Lin You pushed up her nonexistent glasses. “Nothing much, just a little scientific know-how.” Later, the ultimate secret of the Bronze Gate unfolded before her: It wasn't merely a puzzle about immortality, but a flaw capable of devouring two worlds. The Observer's System, the jade pendant from Xuanyuan Realm, the Zhang family's fate... Every clue pointed to her: either she used her “mad” brilliance to set everything right, or watched the people she cared about in both worlds disappear, one by one