I'm Searching for Gods in Ancient Times

Wen Qi is the youngest researcher at the National Archaeological Institute and a core member of the Sanxingdui excavation team. When she woke up, she became the "goddess" of the primitive tribe. The priest raised the staff high, and the tribesmen knelt down to worship the gods. She stared at the "artifact" passed down from generation to generation, and her occupational disease broke out on the spot: "The lines on it are not oracles, but traces of lines cast by the lost wax method. Does your god know metallurgy?" Later, when the tribe was short of water, she used stratigraphy to find groundwater. The tribe was short of food, so she used typologies to sift through wild grains. Those things that are regarded as "miracles" are just leftovers from the last civilization that collapsed. Here she does field archaeology, stratigraphic analysis, and cultural research. By the way - the "Son of God" who was tied to the sacrificial altar was also included in the long-term observation objects. His name is Hui. He was covered in old wounds and his body temperature was high. Everyone was afraid of him. But she saw the same fluorescent reaction in his pupils as the ancient ruins. She opened her notebook and recorded his behavioral patterns item by item. When recording item 301, she crossed out "Experimental Sample Number 001" and changed it to "he". Later, one after another, the gods appeared under her Luoyang shovel. And the only "god" she didn't expose was the crooked words he carved on the stone slab with her words that night. [The sober-to-crazy archaeologist × the wild and loyal son of God] She thought she was here to test the gods through time travel, but later she discovered that she was here to reply to his letter.