You Asked Me to Form an Archaeology Team, but Every Member Is a Tomb Raider

The protagonist is supposed to be an ordinary tomb raider, maybe with a later archaeologist, but the other two tomb raiders, the Mountain Moving Master and the Gold Raider, don't even know as much as the protagonist! And some of these are basic common sense issues! It's the same with danger.

I read two chapters, no, I read them all, and the protagonist seemed like an idiot.

Hilarious! Since this is a national team, a matter of life and death, they've already prepared a ton of equipment for you, guaranteeing it's the most advanced and effective. You can have whatever equipment you want, even TNT is readily available. Why bother with wilderness survival?

As the title suggests, I feel the author forcibly lowered the intelligence of the other characters. The protagonist basically just explains everything. But even setting aside Xiao Ge, Hu Bayi, a self-taught tomb raider, should certainly know the basics, let alone Partridge Whistle and Xiao Ge, who have been in tombs for years...

This is outrageous! The protagonist teaches martial arts, and everyone else learns it instantly. Are they all cheating? Does the protagonist automatically learn the power generation method and internal energy circulation from the new moves?

Poisoning people, clearly marked as a restricted area, yet they still send an archaeological team there. If they had conquered the area themselves and then sent people to excavate, that would be one thing. But is this some kind of suicide mission, sending people in to their deaths?

Seeing that they went to Shennongjia, I have a question for the author: since you can train Hu Bayi's close combat skills, why not train some special forces soldiers to fight for you? Does the country lack people better than Hu Bayi in combat? Anyway, after reading so many chapters, Hu Bayi's sixteen-character Yin-Yang Feng Shui secret technique hasn't had any effect whatsoever.

Performing magic tricks at the police station, huh?

Enough with the rambling... If it's an adventure, then it's an adventure. Don't always jump in with a bunch of useless rambling. Sigh, these days novels are all about the protagonist single-handedly conquering everything, while everyone else is just a decorative figure. There's no sense of cooperation, no shared destiny, no shared struggle.

Since it's a near-no-life zone, there shouldn't be anyone there, so let's just use missiles to bombard it.