Tomb Raiding: Hiring a Blind Man

A captivating heroine + stays out of the main plot + never gets caught up in the action During the chaos of the Republican era, the Wen family fled overseas and established a branch there. Now they are a top overseas clan with influence over politics, the military, and finance. The eldest brother dominates the political world, the elder sister commands the military, and Wen Huizhou took over the family’s vast business empire, with more money in her pockets than she could ever spend. To return to China and establish a permanent base, she needs to retrieve a family heirloom left behind by her grandfather. All she knows is that it’s hidden in some ancient tomb in China. She has no idea where. With no other choice, she can only hire people to enter the tomb. But there’s one rule: Wen Huizhou has to retrieve the heirloom with her own hands, so she has to go underground too. Wen Huizhou’s first choice was Zhang Qiling, but she couldn’t get in touch with him at all. With no other options, she had to settle for Hei Xiazi. But after spending more time with him, Wen Huizhou realizes that Hei Xiazi’s reputation isn’t as bad as people in the trade say. Other people enter tombs for the Nine Families’ grudges, the secrets of immortality, or power and treasure. Wen Huizhou enters tombs to find something left by her ancestor. Don’t drag me into the Nine Families’ mess. With her powerful family backing her, she has money and confidence. She only wants to get her own business done. What she never expected was that the blind man she hired might be a little too restless. Even less did she expect that the people she’d met since returning to China would all seem a little off. Content notes: 1. The heroine doesn’t spend all her time in tombs. It’s about half tomb exploration and half everyday life. 2. The heroine is a slow bloomer. 3. The heroine’s family is very powerful. 4. Major OOC and heavily altered plot