Corpse Recovery Diver

It was precisely because something was missing that Li Zhiyuan had to resort to the most foolish way and painstakingly crack the code.

The book itself was a mechanism kaleidoscope, and once deciphered, it contained techniques of mechanisms and space—skills that the ancestors of the Qi family relied on for survival. Even within the clan, it had to be kept confidential and could only be passed on in a limited manner. This was because it involved an unknown number of tomb secrets, and if leaked, it would surely incur the wrath of ancient rulers.

The book was a good one, but for Li Zhiyuan now, it was a bit of a burden. His field of expertise was hydraulic engineering, and he did not need to design any "security" or "anti-theft" measures, as there were troops near large-scale water projects.

Compared to the fear of tomb robber gangs in ancient times, one now needed to be wary of missiles from the sky.

Even though it was a burden now, it would certainly be useful in the future. The old professors in the family compound helped him decipher the coordinates on the bamboo slips. Although three were still ambiguous, the general locations were confirmed.

From the Northeast to Yunnan and Guizhou, from grasslands to deserts, from the great mountains to the lake of a thousand islands, from basins to plateaus, and even in rivers and seas.

The vast span of geographical coordinates left Li Zhiyuan staring at the map in disbelief. A man with a mask from the Spring and Autumn period had still carried this bamboo slip even as a corpse, which certainly meant it held a secret.

Moreover, among the coordinates on the bamboo slips, one coincidentally matched the "Ji’an 572 Civil Defense Project Investigation Report," making it highly likely to be the same place.

In other words, Mr. Luo’s constant yearning, the "white moonlight," was also one of the nine major coordinates recorded on the bamboo slips.