For thousands of years, a secret inheritance system has been buried deep under the land of China - the tomb-keepers. What they guard is not the tomb, but the "air eye" of the underground spiritual veins. The so-called imperial mausoleum is nothing more than a seal covering the Qi Eye.
Shen Feng, 26 years old, is an ordinary bronze restorer at the Weinan Municipal Museum. There is a birthmark on his left tiger's mouth that he has been since he was a child. He was raised by his grandfather Shen Wanchang. His father, Shen Tiejun, lost contact with him when he was young. Grandpa said, "He went to a very far away place."
Until an unusual bronze Ge from the Qin Dynasty appeared on his repair table - the decoration on the bronze Ge actually matched the mountain map on the back of the bronze medal "Sealing the Mountain Order" he had worn since childhood.
That same night, cracks appeared in the seal deep in Lishan Mountain.
Shen Feng was forced to step into the secret tomb of Qin Shihuang's mausoleum for the first time. Deep underground, he saw a huge copper pillar wrapped in copper chains, as well as the remains of a general guarding the mausoleum that had dried up for two thousand years. There was a hint of smile on the remains' lips.
From that day on, Shen Feng knew three things:
First, he is the guardian of the tomb;
Second, the imperial mausoleums of the world constitute a large sealing net, using the mountains and rivers in the "Book of Mountains and Seas" as the skeleton to suppress the great wilderness energy of ancient times underground;
Third, the seals are crumbling one by one.
In order to find the truth and the method of restoration, Shen Feng, together with Lu Jiujin, a descendant of a family of tomb robbers, and Su Ye, a folklorist, traveled through the mountains and rivers recorded in the "Book of Mountains and Seas".
