That's not all. According to experts, this is an ancient tomb that is hundreds of years old.

The period isn't that long ago, but the key is that it contains many well-preserved ancient books that had long been lost, making its precious historical materials priceless.

The exquisite artifacts inside are incredibly ingenious and greatly helpful for their research into the level of craftsmanship in the past.

The only pity is that there was no coffin in the tomb.

Experts speculate that the heavy rainfall in the southwest may have caused the wooden coffin to decay due to its age, and the body to decompose as well. Combined with bacteria, snakes, insects, and rodents, the body gradually disappeared.

Although it's a very weak explanation, it's the only way to explain it.

It's impossible that Jiang Si and her group would disregard those exquisite artifacts and only be fond of a decaying ancient corpse, especially since there were absolutely no traces at the scene.

There are no records of the tomb owner's life, but that doesn't stop them from knowing that he was a woman; the woman in the mural was so beautiful.

This groundbreaking discovery shocked the world.

It is one of the most valuable ancient tombs discovered in modern times.

Because of the woman depicted in the mural, this ancient tomb is known as the Tomb of the Goddess.

As the discoverer of the ancient tomb, Li Jianshan made headlines.

The fact that the head of a conglomerate also discovered a priceless ancient tomb is particularly noteworthy.

The company's external communications team received countless interview requests.

Some of them came on behalf of official media, and Li Jianshan didn't even have a chance to refuse them.

Li Jianshan was in a bind. He waved his hand and said, "I'm fine. Let them come."

The mysterious woman depicted in the ancient tomb murals has sparked countless discussions, including those surrounding its discoverer, Li Jianshan.

Surely there must have been some news about such a large tomb?

There seems to be no record of her personally; we only know what she looked like through the mural.

[I need all the information about this woman in one minute.]

Doesn't anyone wonder why Li Jianshan, a domineering CEO, would suddenly end up in such a remote, mountainous place? There was even a landslide there.

[Could it be some kind of predestined relationship from a past life?]

I think it was destined!

Li Jianshan snorted and showed Guan Qingchen the online discussion, "You're happy now, your Master Han has been linked to me by a predestined relationship." He didn't dare to confront Jiang Si, but he didn't dare to confront Guan Qingchen either?

Look at them, pushing him out alone while they themselves disappear into the shadows.

He was also infected with the tuberculosis virus, and before the hospital could even properly examine him, he was thrust into the public eye. They are utterly inhumane.

Guan Qingchen gritted her teeth and said, "These netizens are blind."

Han Yunluo has been transferred to a high-end private ward.

A jade bed can preserve a corpse from decay for a thousand years; in short, it can preserve the condition of a person's body until the moment before death.

You're sickly, and you'll still be sickly when you wake up after being resurrected.

That's why Jiang Si said it was a rip-off.

If someone stabbed his major artery and he died from excessive blood loss, he would likely die again if he didn't wake up with all the necessary medical care in the hospital.

Even decades ago, tuberculosis was a difficult disease to treat.

Jiang Si guessed that the Han family had probably foreseen Han Yunluo's fate, so they prepared countless riches for her. They just didn't expect that the social rules would have changed hundreds of years later.

Even if Han Yunluo is the owner, she no longer has the right to possess these things.

Regardless of gains or losses, Han Yunluo didn't care about these external riches.

Guan Qingchen came to the hospital every day.

When someone photographed him, they almost thought Guan Qingchen had some hidden illness, and they also found out the reason for his temporary retirement from the entertainment industry.

It turns out that his health was failing.

That apprenticeship was probably just a ploy to get some kind of evil thing from Jiang Si to prolong his life.

The fans were heartbroken, crying as they argued: "Brother, are you really okay?"

Han Yunluo has woken up, but her body still needs some time to recover.

She had just been revived and her mind was unstable.

Guan Qingchen, who was serving the good man, glanced at her phone and her vision went black: "No way, are these netizens sick?"

He really wanted to clarify that he was in excellent health, and could even kill a cow now, but oh well.

This clarification is to prevent netizens from digging up something else.

Han Yunluo is still the most important person right now.

He held Han Yunluo's hand and couldn't help but chuckle to himself. Now Han Yunluo could finally marry him, right?

As usual, Jiang Si looked at her toothache.

As if she were going to do a good deed to the end, Jiang Si moved in here under the pretext of protecting people.

This VIP ward was like a garden villa, with birds singing and flowers blooming, pleasant air, and gentle nurses. Jiang Si was very satisfied and felt an unprecedented sense of peace.

Jiang Si had a toothache, so she went for a walk in the small garden downstairs.

She sat on a park bench, basking in the sun contentedly.

Under the bushes in the garden, a little boy bounced a small ball and slowly walked over to her side, sitting at the other end of the bench. He didn't say anything, but occasionally stole glances at her.

A young couple walked over from a short distance away.

The two looked dejected.

This expression is common in hospitals; it's the pain of losing a loved one.

The little boy stood up, walked over and took the young woman's hand, "Mommy, please don't cry."

However, his hands couldn't grasp the woman; he grasped nothing.

The little boy lowered his head, his eyes brimming with tears.

Then I watched helplessly as the young couple walked away.

The little boy picked up his ball, sat back down on the bench, and started talking to himself, "My mom used to tell me that people become stars in the sky after they die, so why am I still here?"

He pouted.

Jiang Si said, "That's because you're not dead yet."

The little boy was startled, his eyes widened, and he asked a series of questions.

"Can you see me?"

"Why can you see me? Are you dead too?"

"Miss, are you a ghost too?"

Jiang Si chuckled softly, realizing that she hadn't received any information from what she had just said.

"I can see you."

"I am not dead."

"I am not a ghost, and you are not a ghost either." You are just a living soul separated from your body.

"But, but," the little boy stammered for a long time before finally saying, "My mom and dad can't see me. Are you a Taoist priest, big sister?"

Kids these days are different from those of the past; they know so much more.

"I guess so," Jiang Si said, taking his hand. "Come on, take me to see yourself, okay?"

The little boy was surprised to find that Jiang Si could actually hold him back.

He couldn't hold onto anyone he touched before.

"good!"

Perhaps because someone could finally talk to him, the little boy was very excited.

Chattering away, she dragged Jiang Si all the way to the intensive care unit.

The little boy's name, Lu Zhanfei, was written on the headboard of the bed, reflecting his parents' hope that he would spread his wings and soar high.

He lay there quietly, his body covered in instruments; his internal organs relied entirely on these expensive machines to function.

Jiang Si asked, "Do you remember what happened when you had the accident?"

Lu Zhanfei seemed to remember something, and his eyes instantly filled with fear.