Return to the Void: The Tomb of Chu Wuzhong

Shen Yan had been digitizing ancient texts for nine years. He liked the job because it required no judgment. Until that 3 a.m. moment when seven fragments spanning hundreds of years lined up on his screen—identical astronomical numbers, word for word. Excluding copying errors, coincidences, and his own fatigue, only one explanation remained: someone had collated them. Following this thread, he stumbled into a real archaeological mystery: the eight-hundred-year Chu state, with forty-three rulers, yet not a single royal tomb matching any of them has been found. And a colder fact—the first page of the handwritten copy his mother left before her disappearance bore the same shape as what was on his screen. — Description from novelcodex.org