[Tomb Robbery Suspense] + [Hardcore Research] + [No Gold Finger] + [Wits and Reasoning]
[The crazy poor civil engineer VS the earth-layering engineer who knows no tricks]
"Shen Tusheng, you are a college student who moves bricks at a construction site, how dare you go to the tomb of the Ming Dynasty with a shabby handbook?"
"Brother Angkor, I am a civil engineering student. As an architectural mechanic, it makes sense to find the tomb door, right?"
"What about this mercury coffin that glows green? It's haunted!"
"Don't panic, it's just phosphine spontaneously igniting due to heat at the bottom of the coffin. I learned this question in junior high school chemistry class!"
My name is Shen Tusheng, a 25-year-old civil engineering graduate who is so poor that he can't even pay the rent.
My grandfather is the last generation of "earth coverers" who specializes in closing tomb doors for the dead. After his death, he left me a book called "Notes on Covering the Earth" and a mysterious copper piece that can lead to a shocking chain of tombs.
I wanted to move bricks honestly at the construction site, but with a shovel of the excavator, I dug out an "inverted tomb" with the coffin placed upside down. The greedy boss forced me to go to the tomb to explore the way.
Okay, other people rely on black donkey hooves to get to the grave, but I rely on Feng Shui, funeral customs, and nine years of compulsory education to get to the grave! Since you all don't abide by the rules, let me, the earth-layer, teach you how to behave underground!
