Without a doubt, this is the most awkward situation ever.

Just now, when Bai Yi was digging the grave, he made eye contact with that tribute guy, and he wasn't this embarrassed.

He did have something to say: he was definitely not a grave robber; he was digging up his own grave. So what? Was that illegal?

If you really don't want to believe it, wait until the coffin is opened, and he can compare it with "his" corpse.

Yes, that's definitely achievable. When Han Feiyu prepared his own burial plot, he chose special coffin materials and a specific location, and even consulted a funeral director for advice.

(This was genuine learning; this time, I didn't turn it into a manuscript.)

Moreover, in the Nine Provinces Realm, all the powerful beings who have walked the path possess the characteristic that their corpses are difficult to decompose.

Then, he can say to Gongpin Ge, "Did you see that? This is the legendary all-knowing scholar. Surprised? Unexpected?"

But now things have become awkward.

A tomb raider really did come along, even in broad daylight, dressed in all black as if he was afraid no one would see him or something.

The three people stared at each other, but none of them spoke.

Bai Yi/Gongpin Ge/Tomb Raider: ...

At this moment, only silence remains.

They felt so embarrassed that they could dig a three-bedroom apartment out of the ground with their toes.

One was someone who stole other people's offerings, one was a real tomb raider, and one was someone who dug up my own grave.

It's quite a coincidence that these three geniuses, Zhuge Liang and Pang Tong, could be gathered in such a small cemetery.

Finally, it was the tomb raiders who had just started their work who broke the oppressive atmosphere.

"Hey, you guys are busy, aren't you?"

"Oh, right, I have a few peaches here. Would you like to try them?"

Or, you could say, "Don't move from here, I'll go get you some oranges?"

Brother Gongpin seemed the most composed; he'd been here through wind and rain for years, he was used to it.

As long as he isn't embarrassed, it's everyone else who is.

"Uh, there's no need for that. I came here after I've eaten. After all, digging a hole is also physical work."

I ate a big chicken leg on the way here, and I still have a few pieces of jerky here. Would any of our colleagues over there like some?

The tomb raider wanted to change the subject, so he looked at Bai Yi, who was still digging in the soil next to him.

"What colleague? Who are you calling a colleague? I'm not a tomb raider."

Dude, look! He's slandering me! He's slandering me!

"If you're not in the same industry, what are you doing here? Stop making excuses; any explanation is just a cover-up."

You're not like me. I just crave the burial goods here. I'm honest, and I deserve praise.

The tomb raider proudly puffed out his chest, and while working, he shared his work experience.

He was a true tomb raider who had become a chain repairman, and their line of work did indeed require tomb raiding.

Gain the ability to see through mechanisms, the endurance to go for long periods without food or water, and the agility and digging ability.

The more times you raid a tomb, the higher the quality of the tomb, the better the burial goods you get, and the better the repair effect.

"The best tomb I've seen in years is said to belong to an emperor, but the burial goods inside were of mediocre quality. I suspect that tomb is fake."

He discovered that this cemetery had never been developed before, and it just so happened that he came here.