Tomb Raiding: Reborn from the Meteorite Jade

The protagonist has so many supplies in his system space that he didn't even write a diary for himself.

I don't have enough writing power and it's hard to read, so I just kept squeezing it.

I'm really speechless. It's written like a suspense novel.

In the 1980s, mobile phones had black and white buttons and screens. At that time, you did not need an ID card to travel by train, bus, stay in a hotel, or buy a mobile phone card. You don't need an ID card for daily necessities, food, housing, and transportation, and you don't need a contract when renting a house, just pay a deposit. From time to time, the author makes some unreasonable plot points, and it just seems to be right and it suddenly becomes a drama.

Is there a female protagonist? An Ning's voice is slow

In the 1980s, mobile phones became more popular, and the miniaturization of mobile phones began in the 1990s. The use of ID cards to buy train tickets, hotels, and mobile phone cards only became available 10 years later.

Wu Sansheng and the others questioned the protagonist because he didn't warn him about the corpse odor. He also said that it was too late to warn him. We have no relatives to begin with, and even Wu Sansheng and the others wanted to be the protagonist. Wouldn't he say: "I'm not familiar with you."? It was even more amazing later on. Wu Sansheng and the others asked the protagonist if he knew something, and the protagonist said, "I know." Wu Sansheng and the others looked even more hostile. The protagonist also revealed that he also went to the same tomb, so he had to tell them and let them guess, and leave them alone. Make up the word count here. Zhou Xiaorou had already said that the people he met at the reception would not show up a second time, so there was obviously something wrong. You still want to throw yourself into a trap, and you still want to go there to rest. If you didn't know how to plan and plan two years ago, you wouldn't know how you died. No wonder the protagonist was fucked before he lost his memory. The reminder was so obvious and he still messed around. Don't be stubborn when you should be stubborn, and be cowardly when you shouldn't be.

Isn't this protagonist's soul traveling?

I've seen too many show-offs and smooth sailing. Yours is refreshing and worth watching.

The old fox shouldn't show his intentions so obviously, right? Or is this also staged?