Tomb Raider: If the Trap Won't Kill You, I'll Make Sure It Does

On Blue Star, spiritual energy has faded away. Yet it gathers within the relics of ancient tombs. It can nourish the body and prolong life, so tomb raiders take ancient artifacts and set up formations, using the ancient energy to nourish themselves. As a result, the energy in the tombs never runs dry, ancient corpses keep mutating, and tomb raiders remain rampant.

Tomb raiders across the land broadly fall into three factions: relic dealers, official raiders, and bandits. Relic dealers mainly sell ancient artifacts and fence stolen goods. Official raiders mainly use archaeology as a pretext for forced excavation. The bandits are the most powerful, divided into many factions, including the Nine Gates, Nine Hells, Faqiu, Mojin, Banshan, Xieling, Jushi, and Guanshan.

The protagonist, Ye Cheng, unexpectedly incurs a karmic debt with a mysterious great being and is tossed into a tomb-raiding world. He gains the Anti-Tomb-Raiding Trap-and-Punish System, and from then on sets out to trap tomb raiders and rise to godhood. Trap one and they're a friend; trap ten and they're an enemy; trap ten thousand and you're king. Only after trapping nine million can you become a god of traps.

First, he sets up a scheme within a scheme to help the Xu family, a bandit faction, swindle a fortune. Then he uses the Ghost Lamp protagonist to sabotage their luck. With Mu Chen as bait, he lays a shocking trap. Every bandit who wreaks havoc in the world will be trapped and killed. As for every friend who enters the trap, as long as he can trap...

This novel and its characters are entirely fictional. Any resemblance is purely coincidental. Do not imitate.