The Young Matriarch
Chapter 840: If What Bai Chuwei Said is True, I’ll Eat Dirt Live!

Chapter 840: Chapter 840: If What Bai Chuwei Said is True, I’ll Eat Dirt Live!

The murals above the tomb passage were nothing but his longing for eternal life.

These foolish descendants even treat immortality as a Zong Sect!

Bai Chuwei looked around at everyone in the meeting room and sighed softly.

These archaeology professionals could only rely on unearthed artifacts and fragments of historical records to guess and imagine the scenes from thousands of years ago.

Whereas the ancestors, they relied on what they saw with their own eyes, and what they heard with their own ears.

A group of senior professors were seriously irritated by Bai Chuwei, feeling she was just there to cause trouble.

Professor Ge clutched his pen tightly, forced a smile, and asked Bai Chuwei, "Oh really? Then Miss Bai, do you have any other brilliant insights regarding this archaeological excavation?"

A suppressed chuckle spread through the meeting room.

Some interns struggled to hold back their laughter, turning their faces red.

Listen to what Professor Ge said—"brilliant insights"!

That "brilliant insights" was clearly sarcastic, wasn’t it?

Bai Chuwei was really something, stirring up trouble on the first day.

As if she hadn’t understood Professor Ge’s sarcasm, Bai Chuwei pondered for a moment, smiled, and said, "I don’t have any brilliant insights, just a reminder that this place used to be a sea."

Back when the Spiritual Energy hadn’t dwindled to its current state, it was still possible to practice immortality.

Thousands of years ago, there was a very small Sea of Immortality here; the Emperor found it and secretly built the Underground Palace tomb here, hoping to attain immortality after death.

However, over the millenniums, the sea had turned into land.

The students in the bright classroom probably couldn’t imagine that the land beneath their feet was once a vast ocean.

Everyone present: "..."

You must really be drunk on fake booze!

This place used to be a sea?

The more you talk, the more ridiculous it gets!

Utterly nonsensical!

Zhongzhou has only had lakes for thousands of years, no oceans.

Unable to maintain his composure any longer, Professor Ge’s anger rushed to his head, and he blurted out, staring at Bai Chuwei, "If this place was ever a sea, I’ll live stream myself eating..."

Professor Ge suddenly paused, a flash of embarrassment crossing his face.

After all, we are all educated people, we can’t use words related to rubbish, can we?

Clearing his throat, Professor Ge changed his words, "I’ll live stream myself eating dirt! Just the dirt from here!"

Bai Chuwei looked oddly amused and replied lightly, "Oh, I’ll wait for you to eat dirt then, Professor, but don’t get a stomachache."

Professor Ge was so angry he almost had a heart attack.

Standing behind his mentor, Xu Xingchen felt a jolt of recognition, suddenly finding the scene in front of him all too familiar.

It was like... the time he had sworn to Xingye that he’d be struck by lightning...

"Alright, enough! Let’s just discuss this and wrap it up, tomorrow we are preparing to open the tomb chamber door, meeting adjourned," Professor Sun coughed and abruptly interrupted.

Professor Sun was extremely frustrated!

To think a meeting could turn into such a quarrel!

Everyone left discontentedly, making their way out of the meeting room.

Just as Bai Chuwei stepped out, Professor Sun called from behind her, "Miss Bai, let’s have a chat."

A hint of intrigue appeared on Bai Chuwei’s lips as she stopped outside the meeting room, smilingly asked, "What do you want to talk about, Professor Sun?"

Remembering that it was he who had insisted on bringing Bai Chuwei to the archaeological site—and that she had not come of her own volition—Professor Sun spoke delicately, "Miss Bai, I know you’re very talented, but at the archaeological site, you should restrain yourself a bit. These professors won’t treat you as an Immortal Teacher. It’s better to keep some thoughts to yourself."

Others might revere her as an Immortal Teacher, but archaeologists only saw her as a student.

"So the truth shouldn’t be spoken either?"

Professor Sun was taken aback, the truth?