Everyone logs into the Tomb of the Gods game, where the tombs of the gods have become 136 stages!
Stage 42 is the Mausoleum of Qin Shi Huang. Its Terracotta Warriors are interstellar-grade, its alchemy furnace is a gravity device, and that 300-li-long warship is the Epang Palace... NPCs say the people on this stage can build giant robots with their bare hands, and that the Great Wall is 131,420 kilometers in diameter.
Stage 78 is the Pharaoh's tomb. The Sphinx has come to life, and NPC girls from ancient Egypt run around carrying rocket launchers...
Stage 21 is Odin's tomb. Beneath the World Tree, more than 14,600 have submitted... dragons. How the hell are you supposed to fight that?!
Jiang Chen is a player in the Tomb of the Gods game who transmigrated into it and is content to be a lazy nobody, scraping by and waiting to die on stages the big shots have already cleared. Then he awakens the Gravekeeper System... He must take on more than five billion players. With five hundred million from the start, he has just one mission: pick any NPC girl he likes, and be shameless enough to stop the players from clearing the stages!
This novel and its characters are purely fictional. Any resemblance is purely coincidental. Do not imitate.
Is he the Gravekeeper of Silver?
The tomb keeper is the tomb keeper. What kind of harem is there? Wouldn't being ruthless be better at hiding and blocking players??? It seems that the author is really a... . . . .
The protagonist of this novel feels so stupid. In reality, the author must also be stupid.
No matter how you look at it, it looks awkward to fight a boss with hundreds of millions of people and only a few hundred thousand blood.
To be honest, after reading The Gravekeeper of Silver and then reading this book, there will be a strong contrast, because the characters in the original book feel like they are all in their 70s and 80s fighting wits, and the villains also have brains and the real ones have brains, and they are all old mille-feuilles, while this book feels like children playing house.
A bit like Silver Gravekeeper
I didn't want to read the first few chapters. Maybe the author thought it was funny, but I felt my intelligence was insulted. I rarely comment
Inexplicably, it died on the bookshelf
You must be a pirated copy of Silver: Gravekeeper, the settings are similar. The first five hundred million
Are there any tomb guards, tomb robbers, or tomb repairers?