
Tomb Raiding: Immortality from the Beginning as a Guanshan Taibao
盗墓:从观山太保开始永生
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- Supernatural
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- Faloo
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Xiao Huangpizi is so fun, please give me more scenes
So, Hao Aiguo, Professor Hao, do you understand the rules? In the beginning, when people collected antiques, you scolded them for being unruly, but I tolerated them. Who told you that your education was different? But in your chapter, when you said you thought they were tomb robbers, it was unbearable. At this time, it is correct that the protagonist is a tomb robber, but Lao Hu and Fatty are not. Even if Lao Hu is a descendant of Captain Mo Jin, he is not. There is no article in modern Chinese law that can implicate the nine ethnic groups. As long as Hu Bayi didn't step into a tomb, he could only say that he had a high probability of becoming a tomb robber. After all, he has a family background. But people haven't stepped in yet, and you haven't caught a thief in the tomb to dirty up your body. Why do you call people a tomb robber? If you are an ordinary person, we may think that you do not understand. But you are from the Yanjing Archaeological Institute. Isn't the most important thing in doing archaeology to say something about it? Don't you want to contribute? Do you know that you will be beaten for talking like that? And do you know how many unjust cases it will cause?
Once you feel Zhu Jiuyin, it's over. There is a little water in the back. Demigods are afraid of poison and their strength is unknown. I have a bunch of cow ghosts and snake gods at home, but it has no effect.
It's best not to go to Jingjue Ancient City when you can't deal with the curse in the early stage. Tomb robbers like to follow the plot, so why can't they skip Jingjue Ancient City first? It's not like there aren't other tombs. Every time I watch a Tomb Raider fanfic where the protagonist goes to Jingjue Ancient City first, I feel so brainless. Even if the system gives relevant rewards to avoid the curse in the middle, the protagonist is still a fool and looks very uncomfortable. As a time traveler, he still goes there knowing that there is a curse. This is obviously stupid.
Going forward, you still want to talk about touching Captain Jin and guessing about the tomb door in front of others?
I only read 7 of them. I would like to ask what era the protagonist is in now. One is the Vietnam War and the other is the Republic of China. I hope the author can tell me.
Chapter 155: In the chapter about the ghosts of impermanence, why did the protagonist kill his own men to make replicas? In a novel with the theme of tomb robbing, it is understandable that the protagonist kills decisively. But it is completely incomprehensible that subordinates who are loyal to themselves can be killed casually. And after the replica is created, the main body will obviously still be alive. Why should the subject be included?
This is considered the best among those who have read the fanfic besides the original work.
This is just nonsense. The Guanshan Taibao and the four tomb robbers have a blood feud. How can they cooperate without special reasons?
It is said that killing does not bring harm to the family. Pig's Feet is just short of killing a baby and an old man. It has killed both parents. You want to say that the mother of the baby did something bad and was killed? Does it make sense? But Pig's Foot didn't say a word, he just ordered his men to kill him, and even planned to kill the baby as well.