Yuan Xuan is the fifty-second generation descendant of Yuan Tiangang.
But he didn't believe it himself.
He was forced by his grandfather to memorize "The Secret Technique of Green Pouch" for more than ten years since he was a child. He was a feudal dregs and chose to major in cultural relic restoration, wholeheartedly wanting to take a scientific route. After his grandfather passed away, he thought he had forgotten those mantras.
In his senior year, an unknown archaeological internship notice threw him into the tomb of a Han Dynasty prince in Luochuan, Shaanxi.
In the darkness of two thousand years, mechanisms, corpse transformations, and maze formations all pounced upward one after another.
The mantras in his mind that he had disliked for more than ten years began to flow out word by word.
He was like a person who had memorized chess records for more than ten years but had never actually played chess - sitting down in front of the chessboard for the first time.
Tombs of the princes of the Han Dynasty, Cao Cao's Seventy-two Tombs, Zhuge Wuhou's Tomb, Nanyue King's Tomb, Genghis Khan's Mausoleum, Wu Zetian's Qianling Tomb, and Qin Shihuang's Mausoleum.
Seven top ancient tombs in China, seven chess games of life and death.
Ancient formulas and modern science sometimes confirm each other and sometimes slap each other in the face.
From "Feng Shui is superstition", to "I have to believe it", to "that's how it is"——
Inheritance is not a talent in the blood, but training engraved in the bones.
