After Changing History, I Actually Died

Museum administrator Zhou Mingyuan is a 26-year-old single mother with a monthly salary of 4,000. His greatest achievement in life is to be able to memorize the explanation boards of every cultural relic in the museum. Until one day, when he was sorting out a batch of Warring States cultural relics, his finger was cut by a bronze arrowhead. The moment blood dripped on the arrowhead, a bone pendant of unknown origin suddenly awakened on his neck - he traveled through time. He traveled to the Qin-Zhao battlefield in 230 BC. As soon as he landed, he ran into a Qin army scout. Before he could figure out how to survive, the backlash of space-time energy erupted, and he died alive... In front of three stunned Qin soldiers. Then, he woke up again in the museum warehouse. From then on, Zhou Mingyuan discovered a fatal pattern: every time he traveled back to ancient times, as long as he made any substantial intervention in the historical process, he would "die" the moment he returned - his heart would stop for several minutes and he would return to the modern age in a state of suspended animation. The price is a complete death experience in exchange for an opportunity to touch the historical truth. From Warring States arrowheads to Zhang Qian's talisman, from the silver pot of the Tang Dynasty to the broken sword of the late Ming Dynasty, he shuttled back and forth between real and fictional antiquities, racing against the mysterious organization "Eternal Order", and gradually uncovering the truth about the ancient civilization hidden behind the ornaments. History is a road of no return. And he is a person who must die first every time he looks back.