Tomb Raiding: Leveling Up by Spending Lifespan, Awakening the Saintly Thief from the Start

Anliman was saved by the protagonist, and then immediately begged the protagonist to go into the desert with him, knowing the great danger involved. This is truly repaying a debt of gratitude! He's practically afraid the protagonist will die! But it's still understandable, given his cowardice. Also, there's a problem with the system's design.

It's Kui Xing kicking the Dipper! You can't just write "Kui Dou kicking the star" because you pronounce the Big Dipper in a clockwise direction.

One minute they're saying devouring grants lifespan points, the next they're saying killing grants lifespan points, then they say they've found underground water, then they say they haven't—they just keep rambling on and on.

Shennong personally tested it out. I've searched for quite a few tomb raiding novels on Feilu, and they're either full of flaws or just mindless stuff where the protagonist ends up hiring a gunman in the middle. I haven't found a single decent one. This one is a standard "feel-good" novel, with some satisfying moments and some unexpected plot twists. The writing is so-so, definitely readable.

If items can drop but require lifespan activation, then what's the point of dropping them? Just upgrade or buy them directly using lifespan.

It's Kui Xing kicking the Dipper, not Kui Dou kicking Kui Xing.

I wonder if anyone dies later on. What's the point of tomb raiding if no one dies? The protagonist saves everyone anyway. And the dead aren't even enemies, but rather people on their own side like the professor.

Physical attributes all require lifespan to improve? What's the point of the Six Treasures Immortal Thief then, or improving the Kui Xing Kick?

Is this a system-wide feature or a cheat code?

Young people should update their clothes faster!