I, Min Han Linmu, an ordinary cultural relics researcher, have been a little annoyed recently.
First, a friend got an ancient scroll from the "Ghost Ship". The patterns on it made people dizzy just by looking at them.
Then the ancient books told me that this thing was called a "shadow boat" token, and everyone who touched it disappeared.
We wanted to protect it and planned a fake theft. As a result, it was snatched away by a real third party at the auction.
All clues point to that man - Han Peidong.
Heir to L Group, genius in ancient philology, and my grandfather's favorite disciple.
He handed over the invitation letter with a smile: "Senior sister, are you interested in searching for the lost 'Kara Kingdom' together?"
I went. Armed with a voice recorder, a locator and a lot of doubt.
It wasn't until we confronted each other in the Seoul National University library and I grabbed his wrist that I realized that what he was holding was not the scroll I wanted at all.
It's a book that my grandfather personally annotated when he was young——
"Records of the Joseon Dynasty".
I knew at that moment that we were all in this game.
Min Hanlinmu believed in science until she saw the paradoxical scroll from the "Shadow Boat".
Han Peidong believed in profit until he discovered that the civilization pointed to by the ancient scroll could subvert the existing world.
He is the heir to South Korea's top chaebol, a rising star in academic circles, and the biggest suspect in stealing her scroll.
She is a stubborn cultural relic researcher, the granddaughter of his mentor, and the "variable" that suddenly appeared on his chessboard.
He invited her to accompany him: "Sister, the truth is often hidden in the most dangerous places."
She accepted the invitation with a smile: "Senior, don't forget, the people who are best at forging history are often... People."
In the deep mountains of Gangwon Province, legends and reality are intertwined.
He protected her from the sudden landslide and asked in a low voice: "Now, do you believe me?"
She didn't let go of the dagger against his chest and asked, "Now, are you willing to tell the truth?"
It turns out that the most precious cultural relic is the human heart
You and I are both archaeologists, digging for the truth in each other's lies
Purpose: Investigate using ancient and mysterious totems