In the Ming dynasty, a young female chancellor, stronger than the men around her, was framed by treacherous officials and given a cup of poison by the emperor. She died and was buried beneath Mount Qingchi. No one knew that the mountain was a dragon vein, formed by the gathering of the spiritual energy of celestial waters. Burying someone there had the miraculous effect of preserving their body for thousands of years without decay.
Less than a month after the chancellor's burial, the mountains turned upside down and the ground shook. Mount Qingchi suddenly vanished, never to be found again.
In 2020, an earthquake struck Qingshan Village. As rocks collapsed, a mountain peak emerged from beneath the rubble. After the quake, geologists came to investigate and discovered a tomb beneath the peak. The government immediately organized an archaeological team to examine the tomb that had appeared out of nowhere in Qingshan Village. It also caught the attention of tomb raiders from all walks of life.
The chancellor was woken by the noise. Half-asleep, she thought someone was trying to pry open her front door. To see who was bold enough to break into a dead person's home, she floated toward the sound.
A gentle, jade-like fox chancellor woman × a long-haired, refined man who pretends to be a tomb raider but is really an artist
Message: Live well.
