I Became a God of AI Artifact Appraisal at the Archaeological Site

Archaeology freshman Lin Ye accidentally activates a millennium-old artifact computing AI at the collapse site of the Wei River grand tomb. With a sweep of his fingertip over a fragment, he can restore the complete context of the artifact, and at a glance marks the coordinates of the main tomb passage that the entire team had searched for seven days. With his hard skills, he slaps the faces of industry worms who tampered with appraisal reports. In three hours, he assembles 300,000 fragments of Sui Dynasty mise porcelain, intercepts clues ahead of tomb robbers, and excavates an underground Sui Dynasty official granary storing 200,000 shi of grain. Following the three-million-year "Earth Log" beneath the Hengshan rock strata, he unlocks a deep-earth civilization network covering all veins of China, and transoceanically reconstructs the eastward voyage route of Shang Dynasty remnants from three thousand years ago. Finally, on the banks of the Wei River, he reenacts Shang Yang's act of establishing trust by erecting a pole, awakening the Wei River mothership that has slumbered for ten thousand years, and causing civilization imprints spanning a million years to collectively awaken. When the root-guarding totem on the bricks of the Ming Great Wall lights up, he realizes that what he has taken on is the civilization guardian covenant passed down by Chinese ancestors for a million years. — Description from novelcodex.orgFull novel: I Became a God of AI Artifact Appraisal at the Archaeological Site — read the rest free on N​o⁠v​e⁠l​C⁠o​d⁠e​x⁠.​o⁠r​g⁠