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In 2002, a large tomb in Yin Village on BaiLu Yuan in QinChuan City, QinZhou Province, was robbed, and six black pottery figurines appeared at an overseas auction. Fang Kun, Guo ShiLin, and Luo Qing, who had just graduated from the Archaeology Department of QinBei University and Peking University respectively, worked together under the guidance of their mentor, Zan MaoChang, to gather evidence and successfully recover the lost cultural relics in collaboration with relevant departments. The tomb robbers pointed to the crime scene as the Yin Village Tomb on BaiLu Yuan. Who was buried in the Yin Village Tomb? This sparked a nearly twenty-year battle for cultural relic protection between the cultural relic protection forces, represented by Fang Kun, Luo Qing, cultural relic inspector Yang QingShi, and the head of the public security cultural relic investigation team, Qi DaCang, and the criminal gang led by Mu JianHui. They effectively protected the Yin Village Tomb on BaiLu Yuan and its surrounding ancient relics, and ultimately discovered the Yazi-shaped large tomb, unraveling the mystery of Emperor Han Taizong's tomb.