Lishan Star Chart

What's under the mound of earth sealing the Mausoleum of Qin Shihuang? History books say that mercury was used as rivers, crossbows were fired at each other, and mermaid paste was used as candles. For over two thousand years, no one had actually opened it. The geomagnetic anomaly deep in Lishan Mountain, the mercury in the Qinling fault zone exceeds the standard, the bronze fragments washed out by flash floods, and the Meng family that has been guarding Lintong for generations - these scattered fragments point to the same answer: the Qinling Underground Palace is not a tomb. It is a system that is still working. The sixty-mile mercury circuit never stops, and its power far exceeds the scope of any ancient engineering project. What is it powering? What are you waiting for? A four-person exploration team followed the drainage culvert and entered the secrets under the main peak of Lishan Mountain. They saw things they shouldn't have seen: characters older than Qin Zhuan, global sea charts accurate to the level of satellite maps, and local gravity fields distorted by some unknown force. There is also a copper door that is slowly opening from the inside. There is no tomb behind the bronze door. Behind the bronze door are stars.