Tomb Raiding: I’m Done Hiding, I’m a Faqiu Celestial Official

In the past, you could cook raw rice into cooked rice, and the woman was yours. Now, even if you boil the raw rice into popcorn, it won't work! In fact, our country is not a monogamy system, but a one-house-monogamy system. If you don't have a house, you won't have a wife, and if you have multiple houses, you will have multiple wives.

Don't build a harem, it's so annoying. What's the point of having a harem? You just like one woman and she won't die. Besides, this era isn't about military might being everything anymore. Please don't build one! There's really no need for a harem.

Dare to test your purity? Type "pn" into your input method, what's the first word? Mine is "picking up girls," *head for safety*

Seriously, I'm speechless. What's the difference between creating a bloodline and a Qilin, except for changing the name? And after creating the bloodline, you're going to give me the Black Gold Ancient Sword? Without the Little Brother's three-piece set, you can't even write tomb raiding anymore? I wouldn't criticize you even if you changed it to the Black Gold Ancient Sword.

There's no need to read anything after Thunder City; it's practically a different book altogether, utterly awful, and unreadable.

As a normal person, do I really have to fawn over Hu Bayi and Fatty? Shouldn't I just ruthlessly trample and abuse them? Steal their treasures to make them envious, steal their women to make them jealous, steal their abilities to make them hate me but helpless? That wouldn't deviate from the character, would it? Why put so many restrictions on the protagonist and the readers? Are they unable to stand or walk, and insist on crawling?

Author, did your Chinese teacher teach you PE? This idiom is only for describing the dead, why are you using it to describe the protagonist?

The novel was alright before the Sword Tomb arc, but later on, the protagonist's intelligence and abilities seemed to vanish. He had abilities and skills but didn't know how to use them, and it became less interesting. It just lost its appeal, so I stopped reading.

The Flying Horse Technique—his pupils contracted, he smiled faintly, and coldly said, grinning…

To be honest, I don't think Shirley Yang is that pretty. Regardless of the original novel, the TV series didn't catch my eye at all. She was also incredibly prone to causing trouble, acting like she was above everyone else. When I watched it, it seemed like she was reluctant to act in *The Lost Tomb*, so I really dislike *The Lost Tomb* fanfiction because she's so annoying.