The world of Chinese tomb robbers is a handful of blood-red soil brought up with a round-headed Luoyang shovel, a dark robbery hole that seems to go deep into the heart of the earth, a black and hard gold-touching charm strung on a rope, and a black leather book that gradually turns to ashes in the fire. Now those figures with unique skills have been submerged in the torrent of history, like endless treasures buried in mysterious ancient tombs underground.
The dusty history of tomb robbing in China is clearly recorded in the ancestral leather books. The current owner of the leather books, Huang Qian, is a descendant of Huang Tianqi, a famous northern sect master, but he is just an out-and-out novice tomb robber. By chance, at the invitation of Fourth Master Li, he went to the thousand-year-old tomb at the foot of Taibai Mountain in Shaanxi Province, and those shocking and mysterious things slowly unfolded before his eyes. The four tombs buried together during the Qin and Han Dynasties actually involve the past of his father's tomb robbery thirty years ago. Huang Qian followed his father's footsteps and solved one level after another with Fourth Master Li. At the same time, the events hidden by his father thirty years ago were gradually revealed. However, these are just the tip of the iceberg of a huge mystery. Huang Qian's tomb robbing career began here.