A man gets sent backward in time with the memory of every betrayal, and decides to steal every magic artifact before the world even knows they exist. He's not trying to save anyone. He's settling a score, and the tombs are his weapon. The setup is clean, the premise burns with purpose, and a protagonist who raids tombs out of pure spite rather than heroism is rare enough to make this worth your time.
Jooheon Suh operates in the shadows as a professional tomb raider, stealing ancient relics that grant supernatural power to whoever possesses them. The world has fractured into fiefdoms controlled by those wealthy enough to hoard these artifacts. His life as a skilled thief ends in betrayal when his employer leaves him for dead, but fate intervenes: a mysterious force pulls him back fifteen years into the past. Now Jooheon exists in a time before the relic wars began, armed with knowledge no one else possesses. He knows which tombs matter, what treasures they hold, and how the coming chaos will reshape society. The question becomes whether he can use this advantage to claw his way toward the top of a cutthroat underground economy. Rivals emerge at every turn, employers prove just as treacherous as before, and the line between hunter and hunted blurs constantly. This is a high-stakes adventure about second chances, ambition, and surviving in a world where power literally lies buried beneath your feet. Jooheon races against time to build an empire before his competitors even know the game has started.