Wu Xie wakes up with the memories of two lives overlapping in his mind. One is the unremarkable twenty-six years he spent as the young owner of an antique shop at Xiling Seal Art Society. The other is all the plot details from the Grave Robbers’ Chronicles, brought by his transmigration, along with a max-level System starter pack. His Qilin blood is fully awakened. His Master of the Mound ranks are maxed out. A complete 3D map of the Seven-Star Lu Palace has been implanted directly into his memory.
He thinks he’s been handed an invincible script, but then the System displays a cold warning: Some of his plot memories don’t match the real timeline. He doesn’t know which memories are true and which have been altered. It’s like holding a treasure map where half the marked roads lead to treasure and the other half to certain death, but no one will tell him which is which.
You think you know everything, but your memories might have been planted by someone else.
Are you Wu Xie, or just a pawn placed on the board as part of someone’s plan?
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