Wang Chen accidentally time-traveled into a parallel world where “whoever digs it, owns it” and obtained a [Treasure Hunting] software system.

Thus began his path from a small mountain village to dominating the Forbes rich list.

• A million-dollar olivine meteorite,

• A 200-year-old wild legendary herb (He Shou Wu),

• The ruins of a Song Dynasty village beneath the mud,

• General Wang Ben’s Martial Tomb behind a waterfall,

• Oracle bones from the Shang and Zhou dynasties revealing secrets of the mythic “War of the Gods”,

• The Wolong (Crouching Dragon) Tomb, with a divination array of seven lanterns sustaining Han fire, the “Memorial to Expedition”, and a white feather fan,

• A gold mountain hidden in the tomb of Shen Wansan, rivaling a national treasury,

• The discovery of a Qin Dynasty imperial tomb that shocks the world…

He once ventured into the seas of Somalia, uncovering countless sunken ship treasures.

He excavated the world’s greatest rainforest, becoming a legend.

Inside a golden underground palace, he revealed the unsolved mysteries of the pyramids.

In a massive underground forest beneath a sinkhole, he found a cave within a cave holding thousands of tons of diamonds and sapphires — driving the world’s largest diamond company De Beers into depression…

In just two years, he uncovered:

• The Imperial Jade Seal,

• The Yongle Encyclopedia,

• The Lantingji Xu (Preface to the Poems Collected from the Orchid Pavilion),

• The Beiqing Medical Manual,

• The Sui Hou Pearl,

• The Twelve Bronze Men…