Ruins: Top-Secret Treasures in the Archives

My name is Lin Xun, I am 69 years old. In this life, I have found a shocking treasure that rewrites Chinese history. The blood letters of the defenders of Heishui City in Western Xia, the military resources of King Yi at the bottom of the Dadu River, the luminous Sui beads in the depths of the Qinling Mountains, the mercury in the Qin Shihuang Mausoleum, the mausoleum of Genghis Khan after thousands of horses trampled it... Every place is enough to make the archaeological world tremble. But you will never find my name. Because every time in the past forty-three years, I sealed the entrance of the cave with my own hands and turned around and left. Why? In 1982, a dying old cave guard in the Hexi Corridor grabbed my wrist and said, "Those who come after me, remember - 'Xu', they are all alive." It took me most of my life to understand the weight of this sentence. If you are tired of the cliche stories of "robbery tombs and making fortune", if you want to know why a person who found everything chooses to remain silent—— Follow me. But before entering the cave, I have to ask you: "Who are you looking for these things for?