Tomb Raiding: The Potion Pathway Begins with a Tomb Raider

The book is a good book and well written. The potion sequence is rarely written by anyone, so it looks quite novel, but. . . Tomb robbing and treasure hunting is too big. The rest is almost all about treasure hunting, treasure hunting, treasure hunting, treasure hunting. It feels like the protagonist has been grinding the dungeon, either in the dungeon or on the way to the dungeon. I can still read the first hundred chapters with gusto, but by the end I can't help but skip chapters. I only read some more important chapters, such as the promotion of potions and the development of alchemy. The main line of your book is well written, but the other branches are quite rough. For example, at the beginning of Jiang Mo's story, the plot setting was good, but the interaction was too bad. There was basically no interaction, and there were very few conversations. It was summed up by the sentence "picking mushrooms". The two were fighting each other at first, but then they became a husband and wife. What I complained about was not the plot direction, but that there was almost no emotional line, very little. You could even write a little about Jiang Mo's attitude change.

Dead eunuch, one eunuch for another, a thing without eggs, a waste of your father's money

Anyway, I have seen through these *writers: the brother got married, his hand was injured, the computer was broken, there was a power outage, and the author Big Health Care was arrested. Apart from my family, I also want to know what other reasons these authors have←_←

It's almost time. I'm almost done with the medicine. I'm going to resume updating in the next two days.

After taking the medicine, I feel better than the drowsiness I felt every day in the past few days, and it will be fine in about a week. When the time comes, I will step up updates and plot advancement.

Where can I find the key to tomb robbing? Not found ~

To be honest, it's really hard to write about the world of tomb robbers. The upper limit of strength is there. The protagonist is already very powerful no matter how you look at it.

Let's not chase it now. I keep reading this book. I'm tired of reading one chapter a day.

Most of the protagonist's exterior scenes are external forces, and the restrictions are huge. It's better to let the protagonist's sequence specialize in one.

Can the main character behind the author avoid being unlucky? I really don't like to be unlucky from time to time. It's very annoying to see me being unlucky from time to time.