This Piece of Meat Is Too Old

Dear readers, today we are not talking about emperors, generals, talents, and beauties, but we are talking about a piece of meat. This piece of meat is not the Dongpo elbow on your table. It is Tai Sui, it is Rouzhi, and it is the most precious treasure in the world which is said to only grow one inch in three thousand years. It is said that if you eat a piece of its meat, you can ascend to heaven and become immortal. For thousands of years, countless emperors have died and monks have been killed in order to find it. But no one knows that this thing lives on its own. Not only is he alive, but his body also contains a soul from another world - a guy who specializes in dealing with dead bones and thousand-year-old antiques: an archaeologist. You think about it, a scholar who studies cultural relics suddenly finds that he has become the oldest, most valuable, and most remembered living antique in the world. What would he think? He had no time to think. Because as soon as he opened his eyes, he was almost made into a pot of tonic soup by a demonic monk. After finally killing the opponent, there was another "ding" in his head, and something [swallowing evolution system] was bound to him, telling him that he must gather enough death energy to evolve within three days, otherwise it would completely dissipate. Fortune plays tricks on people. Big shots all over the world are looking for him, wanting to refine him into elixirs, turn him into medicine, and take him for themselves. And he was buried in the soil, unable to move, using his newly grown tentacles to study how to kill a little zombie that had been wandering in the cemetery for hundreds of years, so that he could complete his first evolution. This is the story of that piece of meat. A story about how to survive in the most dangerous world, in the most inhuman way...