Xuan Jue's Trace: Baiyue Underwater Royal City

In the thirty-seventh year of the First Emperor's reign, the Lishan mausoleum was sealed, mercury became the river, the terracotta warriors and horses served as guards, and three thousand craftsmen and five hundred palace maids became "mausoleum sacrifices." Thousands of years later, the protagonist group followed the clues of the broken Qin slips and entered the Lishan Mausoleum. The names of Qin soldiers were engraved on the ink jade bricks in the tomb passage, the thoughts of the unknown people were hidden in the broken knives and pottery Xun in the ear chamber, the main coffin chamber was suspended in the mercury river, and the monster created by testing the medicine roared in the depths. They not only have to crack the chain of traps behind the lintel of "I am the only one within Liuhe" and fight against the living army of terracotta warriors, but they also have to uncover the secret of Hu Hai's longevity, the truth of Qin's death, and the ultimate secret that is coveted by many forces behind it. This is an adventure that breaks through millennium taboos. In the underground palace where the brutality of the Jin Dynasty intersects with the evil aura of wealth and wealth, the most terrifying thing is never the poisonous mercury mist and strange monsters, but the unquenchable greed and obsession deep in the human heart.