Tomb Raiding: The Last Guanshan Guardian

I can watch it if it has no female lead or only one female lead.

I've read so many. The blind tomb raiding type. Everyone says the protagonist is from another world and knows the plot. They know the strategy before even entering the tomb. But once inside, they're like idiots. Then they add that the protagonist knew everything after the plot unfolds... Hindsight is 20/20.

Does the protagonist even know the plot? He knows the plot in many places, but he doesn't know what the traps and mechanisms are when he encounters them. It's like the author is joking.

Will the descendants of the four factions destroy Guanshan Taibao once he appears?

What is the protagonist's purpose? He went to Changsha without a purpose, and he wanted the Muchen Pearl without any real purpose? Why is he raiding tombs if he has no purpose? What system tasks is he completing? What's the difference between completing tasks and not completing them if he has no purpose and just coasting along?

Dragon Ridge Caves, Kunlun Shrine, Jingjue Ancient City, or the Four Gods vs. Three Demons, or perhaps join the adventure of the brave?

Why would you need so many women to write a tomb raiding novel?

Honestly, why are there so many people who think they know everything? If you want everything to be exactly as described in the original, why don't you just read the original? This is just a fanfiction with some borrowed characters and tombs. If you follow everything else exactly, people will say the author only plagiarized and didn't write anything original.

Do you know why many authors don't write about the Feng family, the Guanshan Taibao? It's because they have grudges against all four major sects. If a Guanshan Taibao tries to sneak into the Xieling and Banshan sects, they'll be lucky if they don't beat you up!

The early chapters of this book were quite good, but these current chapters are too padded. The protagonist is supposed to be a transmigrator with a system, but it seems useless so far. He's supposed to be almost a grandmaster, but sometimes he has absolutely no skills. I don't know if it's the protagonist or the author. Anyway, everyone, let's just leave.