Bronze tomb
An archaeological team discovered an ancient tomb from the Han Dynasty that had never been recorded in Kunlun Mountain.
Hidden in the tomb are technological artifacts that transcend the times.
And a thousand-year-old jade figurine that maintains the posture of last call.
When experts try to crack the microchip in the mouth of a jade figurine,
The whole mountain suddenly started to move,
Revealing the true tomb beneath - a city of bronze kept running by some form of artificial intelligence.
The snow line of the Kunlun Mountains glows dazzlingly white under the June sunshine. The archaeological team's drill has been roaring for three days, digging out a two-meter-diameter exploration hole in the frozen soil at an altitude of 4,700 meters. The captain, Professor Chen, squatted beside the cave. The shovel in his hand suddenly felt a strange touch - not rock, not frozen soil, but more like some kind of dense metal.
"Slow down, slower." He lowered his voice and his Adam's apple rolled up and down.
The drill pipe sank inch by inch and suddenly got stuck. The operator hurriedly shut down the machine, and a plume of blue-grey dust rose up in the cave. Professor Chen leaned over and looked around. After the dust settled, a deep green emerged from the bottom of the cave. Bronze. Large areas of rusted bronze, with the outlines of cloud and thunder patterns vaguely visible.
"Han Tomb." He almost muttered to himself, "No... This shape has never been recorded..."
When the news reached the bottom of the mountain, Mu Xuan was wiping an inkstone in his shop in the old city of Shanghai. The phone vibrated. It was a photo sent by Professor Chen - the bronze wall exposed under the cave, with some kind of luminous crystal embedded in the texture. Mu Xuan stared at the photo for a long time. The inkstone slipped from his hand, leaving a white mark on the mahogany table.
Three days later,
