A month later.
The live broadcast of the Main Tomb Chamber excavation officially began.
Television Station crews gathered on Qingluan Mountain, producing a series of special reports while simultaneously broadcasting the excavation and identification work in the Main Tomb Chamber.
During this time, Jiaolin County was busy from top to bottom. Dong Xuebin, especially, as the Top Leader, barely had a moment to rest from the time he opened his eyes until he closed them. To put it bluntly, he was worked like a dog. He had to arrange for reporters, support the live broadcast, receive wave after wave of visiting leaders at every level, identify and patch up problems as they arose, monitor the ancient tomb excavation at all times, and report to his superiors whenever necessary. It might not have sounded like an unbearable workload, but this was far from Dong Xuebin's only responsibility. It was merely extra work piled onto him. Jiaolin County's routine affairs and basic work could not be neglected, either. A healthcare reform document had just been issued that year, and Dong Xuebin had to see it implemented. There were also slight adjustments planned for the education sector the following year, involving teacher salaries and many other matters, and no conclusion had yet been reached. A mountain of work awaited him. It was not just the ancient tomb. Small matters were manageable, since the departments below could make their own decisions, but for any major county matter controversial or important enough to go before a meeting, which one did not require Dong Xuebin's approval? He was like the head of the household, responsible for everything.
Fortunately, those exhausting days did not last long.
Three days later, the Main Tomb Chamber's identity was established—the proverbial confirmation of its true nature.
It was confirmed to be