The Great Mystery

It's alright, but the male lead sometimes seems to have a mental block, and the romance almost turned me off (those who prefer clean romances should be cautious) (he treats Jing as his girlfriend while also having an ambiguous relationship with someone surnamed Ye, who is also a manipulative woman). Some plot holes remain unresolved, such as the man in the photo who looks exactly like the male lead and whose surname is Zhao. The chapters flow smoothly and are well-connected. Overall, it's okay.

Um, I just started reading. Fatty, idiot, blockhead, woman, is this the Tomb Raider Chronicles?

Overall, it's well-written and quite engaging, but there are some recurring elements such as corpse beetles, army ants, and pythons. It seems the author forgot they wrote about them before, as the descriptions always feel the same as when they first saw them.

It looks quite appealing; hopefully, it will continue to be exciting. Keep it up!

This is a novel that combines elements of Ghost Blows Out the Light, Tibetan Code, and Tomb Raider Chronicles.

I think it's much better than those cultivation novels.

The deep mountains must hold many unknown secrets, but they are too mysterious, just like adding too much salt to a dish and losing its flavor.

The author's writing is so cute! I really enjoy this kind of adventure novel. Does anyone have any similar recommendations?

With its bold concept and captivating plot, this is a good book worth reading.

Hopefully there will be more developments. The one with the surname Zhao still hasn't been fully unlocked; you've left all the easter eggs.