Tomb Raiding: The Last Celestial Master

I was completely shocked. Is this protagonist afraid of karma? If the protagonist is afraid of karma, will he still rob tombs?

I'm afraid that changing the plot will lead to a grave. I am speechless because I am afraid of cause and effect. If you're afraid of cause and effect, don't get in touch with people or things. In this way, cause and effect will not stick to the body. The novel Pig's Feet is not afraid of cause and effect. How can someone who is afraid of this and that be able to reach the peak of success? The Buddhist teaching of cause and effect. There is no theory of cause and effect in Taoism. In the novel, during the process of cultivation and growth, the pig's trotters frequently kill people and destroy the whole family without seeing any karma. Every pig's trotter is not decisive in killing, except the Holy Mother. The theory of cause and effect is actually simply your strength**. You are powerful, no matter how barren the cause and effect is, they are all ants in your eyes.

Touch gold, make hills, move mountains, unload ridges, and do archeology. There are talismans for touching gold, seals for hair mounds, skills for moving mountains, strength for unloading mountains, and archaeological evidence.

My wife doesn't know anything, so why take her to the grave and be a burden?

In fact, I have always felt that it would be better to write about fan fiction and respect the emotional relationship of the original characters. When writing about a harem, you don't have to write about the original characters. It would be great if you add some of your own creations. At least I will like the emotions of the original characters better. If you change it, it will be a little different. If you are afraid of being criticized by others, don't write about the emotional lines between the protagonist and them. This will not be poisonous after all. I respect the original.

Yi Xinyue turned into a living dead and lost sight of it. She knew Bichenzhu was offering the king's tomb, so why didn't she tell Partridge Whistle? Don't you know how to do it? Damn it, you went to all the tombs and didn't even see you going to present the king's tomb. You even went to the desert to steal Queen Jingjue's tomb.

Come on, the heroine has become a living dead. Let you lead her to rob the tomb.

It was a little uncomfortable to see Yin Xinyue dying. . . Among so many tomb robbing novels, this is the only one where a woman who has no theoretical knowledge or skills about tomb robbing is brought to the tomb. I have emphasized a few times before that the protagonist is very talented and bold, and nothing happened to him, so let's forget it and read on. But seeing something happen was a completely different feeling. Aren't those who are skilled in art brave? Does the so-called high art mean relying on the protection of others? Then something happened, and there was a estrangement between the two guard brothers. The servant did not take good care of him. It was reasonable to blame him, but why didn't he reflect on himself? Looking back at the words "art master is bold", it seemed very ridiculous.

Does the protagonist have no brains? He also brought along his wife who had no skills when he robbed the tomb, because he disliked his wife for living too long.

Isn't fighting upside down just like robbing a tomb?