Twenty Years of My Archeology

In the winter of the fifty-ninth year of Qianlong's reign in the Qing Dynasty, fishermen salvaged a scabbard from the waters of the river mouth of Pengshan County. They then went to the river mouth to salvage for several days and recovered countless taels of gold, silver, pearls, jade, and other items. The unearthed gold seal records an unknown and mysterious history, and the song "Silver Searching Secret" circulated in the Bashu area of ​​Sichuan and Chongqing - "A stone dragon versus a stone tiger, gold and silver worth millions and millions. If we meet each other by fate, we will live a long life in heaven." It caused a bloody storm. In order to uncover the secrets, the five surnames of Deer, Dragon, Bear, Tiger, and Horse, combined into one sect: Mojin, Bishan, Xiling, Faqiu, and Kanyu, went to the mysterious ancient cemetery palace. No one thought that there were so many strange things in the ancient tomb. More than two hundred years later, their descendants shouldered the family mission, followed the footsteps of their ancestors, and continued their journey of treasure hunting in the fields, moving step by step toward solving the mysteries in their hearts...