Oh No, All the Tomb-Raiding Protagonists in My Story Have Turned Into Girls

I originally wanted to write a different tomb-robbery novel, but can't you accept the female protagonist? Please leave a message here. If no one reads it, I won't write it down.

The author should change the names of the characters. Those names are not female at first glance. For example, Zhang Qiling should be changed to Zhang Ling'er, Wu Xie should be changed to Wu Xiaoxie, etc. It is difficult for people to get involved.

Don't make it too fantasy, just maintain a level of combat power similar to that of a tomb robber. Fei Lu is the kind of man who flies around with combat power.

The writing is too original. Is there a plot where the protagonists are the same? I really don't have any ideas of my own. I just change the gender and nothing changes. Whether the protagonist knows the difference in the plot, nothing changes. If you don't change your mind, it's like reading the stolen book again. What's the point? Just multiple protagonists who don't do anything

What's the use of a stick? A miracle with great force? Cutting up corpses is considered a blunt instrument, right? What do you think? Or can this stick deform?

It's unexpectedly good-looking. It's the first time I've read this kind of girly writing. It's pretty good, now that it's been written like this. Then don't let men be around the heroine. Fine.

Do you have to write pig's feet as pig brother? Can't look away from a woman when you see her? Swallowing at every turn?

I haven't eaten meat in so long

No. Is there anything wrong with a stick? When watching Monkey King in Journey to the West, who hasn't fantasized about using a small and powerful weapon to fight monsters? I have read a lot of Douluo fanfics, and I should have read one Douluo fanfic where the protagonist's martial spirit is the Golden Cudgel. . There are quite a few books written with golden cudgels, and the swords are also handsome. Swordsman is a must-have for fantasy novels. . . All I can say is that it's okay. . I really can't accept it, so the author arranges for the ability to switch the appearance of weapons. When it comes to switching, thermal weapons come to mind. The author can arrange some thermal weapons for the protagonist. No, thermal weapons are useless against things in the tomb, but for people, they are really accurate. And just because they are in the tomb, they cannot use large-scale thermal weapons. Otherwise, if they are really not strong enough, which carbon-based creature can stop modern weapons. . .

That's interesting. The whole stick. Don't you think sharp weapons are better than blunt weapons against tomb monsters? Isn't it good to read Shuai Qiang in Chapter 1? What about the ancient black gold sword? The subject matter is pretty good, but the rest is just average.