Note 1: The ruins, history, historical figures, religion, as well as the original text of the curse and chrysoprase in the novel all exist in reality and are not fabricated.
Note 2: Updated at 8 o'clock every night, unchangeable until the end of the series.
Note 3: This novel is not a bloody tomb robbery. After updating every day, detailed annotations for the academic vocabulary in the previous article will be provided within three days.
In November 1921, British archaeologist Dr. Howard Carter excavated the tomb of the ancient Egyptian pharaoh Tutankhamen in the Valley of the Kings in Egypt. He also unearthed tens of thousands of ancient treasures, which shocked the world.
However, no one expected that what awaited the Carter archaeological team was not wealth and fame, but the strange disasters that would follow.
The sponsor, Lord George Carnarvon, died of a mysterious illness, the team doctor Richard disappeared mysteriously, and key team members such as Moss and Versail also died inexplicably. Most of them were identified as suicides due to "schizophrenia." Even Dr. Carter's daughter, Ibrin Carter, hanged herself on Christmas Day the following year. Her last words were: "I can no longer bear the torture of Pharaoh."
In order to find out the cause of death of his companions and relatives, Dr. Carter spent his life studying the so-called "curse", but in the end he found nothing.
Nearly a century later, Carter's great-grandson, Andre Carter, a doctor of archeology at the University of Edinburgh, accidentally found a note left by his great-grandfather and discovered that Carter's lifelong research was not in vain. The hints written on the note were clues to the truth about the Pharaoh's curse...