No romance, from tomb raiding to civil service?
[This isn’t actually a tomb-raiding novel, it’s a ghost-hunting novel!]
Lin Wu graduates straight into unemployment.
Gazing at the Luoyang shovel his grandfather left him, he decides to take a chance.
Then he runs into the hardest obstacle in the tomb-raiding business: the Public Security Bureau.
He admits defeat.
On his way out of the police station, he takes a tumble.
When he looks up, the streets are full of ghosts.
Master: Young man, do I look human to you, or not?~
Lin Wu: Master~ Do I look more like a civil servant or a public institution employee to you?
Master: Oh no… I’ve run into a human-skin demon asking me to grant it a title…
Now Lin Wu is a government employee. Thanks to the master for the gift.
Special Incidents Bureau, Ninth-Rank Practitioner.
Specializing in all kinds of trouble that crawls up from “down below.”
My colleagues say I’m an amateur.
I say it runs in the family.
Heir to a tomb-raiding clan × government paranormal agency
I’m sticking with this job.
It's pretty good. The male lead goes from being a tomb raider to a civil servant; he's afraid of the cops but becomes one, haha.
Being uncultured makes you good-looking