Tomb Raiding: Corpse-Binding Dharma King, From the Start I Recruit the Queen of Juechen

The name isn't good; Hua Chenyu, the "King of Corpse Restraint," doesn't get many views.

You could say it's filler, but the plot moves very quickly and doesn't drag on. You could also say it's not filler, but there aren't any exciting plot points, and the whole article is rather bland.

Here's a suggestion: if your physique increases, won't your strength and speed also increase? It's a comprehensive thing; strength and speed are inseparable! If you're faster, your explosive power will increase. Simply put, it's about physique and spirit, right? If you improve one of these, the others will inevitably increase as well.

With imaginary space already available, why not get a big ship, good diving equipment, and heavy weapons for the sea voyage? Don't worry about being exposed; we're all on the same side, what's there to be afraid of? As for the sailors and guides, that's even easier—just kill them. Don't talk about being innocent; we're all tomb raiding, why pretend to be good people?

The entire book treats the tomb-raiding trio like idiots. They've already revealed they're from the Corpse-Binding lineage, yet the subsequent plot still involves summoning zombies in secret. The author is clearly insane.

Time was tight; it was all about going into the tomb for the sake of going into the tomb.

The timeline is completely messed up. Wasn't the diary supposed to be found at the glacier first, and then the ancient city of Jingjue?

This is way too over-the-top! There's absolutely no sense of immersion. This isn't some kind of corpse-controlling king from the tomb-raiding world. He can control, manage, raise, and refine corpses; he can see through life energy, death energy, corpse energy, evil energy, and even the primordial energy of earth veins and dragon energy. He can also refine weapons, pills, and grow spiritual herbs.

Why go to the tomb of the King of Xian instead of searching for the Dragon Bone Heavenly Book?

You already have imaginary space and can create your own mobile cave dwelling, yet you still plant rare and precious materials outside? Do you think the protagonist is the only exception in the world, and everyone else is an idiot with no abilities?