Chapter 94: Astonishing Discovery: The Tomb of Wei Wu Di Cao Cao

The Dragon Kingdom has numerous live broadcast programs.

Besides programs like "On the Scene" that broadcast police case handling.

There is also a category of live broadcast programs with an archaeological nature.

Among them, one program called "Today's Archaeology" is a standout.

This program was established four years ago.

It is a program that live broadcasts the excavation of various hidden ancient tombs.

While providing commentary, it also uncovers national treasures.

Over four years, it has found a full sixteen items of national first-class cultural relics.

There are also two treasures traceable back three thousand years, which are true national treasures!

Furthermore, in the "Today's Archaeology" program, leading-level cultural relic experts frequently appear.

This makes the popularity of "Today's Archaeology" extremely high.

Compared to "On the Scene," which peaked with two hundred thousand viewers.

And usually had traffic of fifty to sixty thousand viewers.

Even during off-peak times, the "Today's Archaeology" program.

Will have an audience exceeding one hundred thousand!

The reason is nothing else.

Because any ancient tomb that "Today's Archaeology" targets and live broadcasts for excavation.

Basically has immense background.

Its underlying history and origins are extremely deep...

Even traceable to famous historical figures.

"Audience friends, this is the scene of 'Today's Archaeology'."

"At this moment, with an excited heart, I have come to the front of this ancient tomb."

"A few days ago, an excavator driver reported to the relevant departments that an ancient tomb was discovered here..."

"Thus, assigned by the state."

"We, 'Today's Archaeology,' have come here to conduct on-site archaeological and excavation activities."

"According to the tomb bricks just unearthed... inferring from its patterns and the shape of the stone beasts."

"The owner of this tomb was a figure of extremely high status in the late Eastern Han Dynasty."

"I see some inscriptions from the Wei Jin period on the tomb."

"Indicating that the tomb owner's existence spanned from the end of the Han Dynasty to the Wei Jin period..."