This book is also known as “Explaining the Six-Winged Centipede: Experts Ask If I Know How to Rob Tombs” and “You Asked Me to Explain Tomb Raiding, So How Did I Become Archaeology’s Top-Tier Star?”
After waking up, Su Ye transmigrates to a world where historical and cultural knowledge has been lost.
One day, the authorities discover a Yuan Dynasty tomb with a long history in Yunnan Province.
As a livestream of the archaeological excavation begins, Su Ye, who has awakened a System, contacts the archaeological team and guides them.
He warns them that powerful dangers lurk inside the tomb.
But everyone thinks Su Ye is a fraud.
Only after the team enters the tomb do they suddenly realize just how terribly wrong they were.
Swarming centipedes, a gigantic six-winged centipede, the Corpse King of Yunnan...
At that moment, the whole internet starts searching for Su Ye!
As Su Ye joins the archaeological team, the Bestiary System gradually unlocks, revealing all kinds of treasures and bloodlines.
“Ding! Chicken of the Dawn unlocked. Obtained the bloodline of Yuan Feng...”
“Ding! Queen of Jingjue unlocked. Obtained the Snake God’s Eye...”
“Ding! White Wolf King unlocked. Obtained...”
It's alright. It would be great if they could develop a beast taming technique. At least those exotic beasts represent a kind of cultural heritage. Killing them all is a weakening of the people.
The content is interesting and very popular. The content is interesting and engaging, and it's much better than any tomb raiding movie I've ever seen.
I've read up to chapter 137. The author's writing has gotten better and better since the beginning, especially in the recent chapters where the old Taoist priest helps people but takes their merits—it's written very realistically.
We must all eat together.
It's alright, I'd recommend it.
Thank goodness
It's alright, looks good.
It's nice and looks good.