Tomb Raiding: The Last Zagrama

It's boring. The most annoying thing is that it has to do with the country. If you rob tombs, you will rob tombs.

If I'm writing a fan novel and the protagonist doesn't know the plot, then I might as well just read Tomb Raider Notes. What kind of fan novel should I read? Isn't the point of fan fiction just to see how the protagonist does whatever he wants despite knowing the plot? There is also a timeline. It started in 1980, but when we arrived at Blackwater City, we were told to prepare for the Vietnam War in 1979...

Since it is tomb robbing, we can also do it at home and abroad. We can't always focus on the tombs in China. We can also write about the Raiders of the Lost Ark and Tomb Raider series. Just like in Ghost Blowing Lantern, foreigners come to our country with guns to rob tombs. We can also bring guns to rob tombs in foreign countries.

The previous character creation was a bit poor, and the protagonist's image felt a bit fragmented. Inexplicably, he became an angry young man. There is no foreshadowing. It feels like a kind of consumer patriotism, which is too deliberate. You don't care if you add a setting where there were elderly people in the family who participated in the Anti-Japanese War in the previous life. . . There is nothing, a person who was originally quite a fairy, an inexplicably angry young man, it is not enough to crush his bones and spread ashes in his small life, he has to be suppressed forever. Also make up a formation. Something's a little weird here.

What fascinates me about this book is that although the protagonist has traveled through time but basically doesn't know the plot, then why should I watch you travel through time?

The author needs to be sure of the penny. Don't let the protagonist do the heavy lifting and be both father and mother. In the end, he has to split it equally. That would be a bit unreasonable. And if you want to start a company in the future, you must also be sure of the shares. Otherwise, your novel will become popular sooner or later. Many novels are blocked halfway because of the wrong distribution of money.

The protagonist who doesn't know the plot will directly brush off most of the readers.

Um, isn't this the same clan as Xueli Yang? Why did he become the last one, and the protagonist didn't know the plot of the tomb robbery?

Seeing that the author set the protagonist to forget the plot, why do I want to criticize the author so much. . .

You know the plot, but you don't know the whereabouts of Muchen Bead?