Wherever There’s Tomb Raiding, There’s a World of Intrigue

Any Books Featuring Mystic Eyes, Ancient Martial Arts, Medicine, and Joining a National Special Unit?

Tomb-Raiding Stories Are Getting Worse. Disagree? Let’s Discuss

With tomb-raiding books these days, if you’re going to insert yourself into the story, at least follow the timeline. There are no details at all, and it feels just like fighting monsters and leveling up, which makes it completely uninteresting. Did you skip the chaos at Crescent Hotel after the Lu Palace of the Seven Stars? It’s ridiculous. All current books are like this: they just skip straight over everything.

Tomb-Raiding Novel Collection

Tomb-raiding novels with an unbeatable male lead. Ideally, something that combines The Grave Robbers' Chronicles and Candle in the Tomb.

Come Here If You’re Looking for Supernatural Stories, Taoist Sects, and Magic

This trilogy is seriously amazing 🐮.

Tomb Raiding and Ghost Blows Out the Light: The More Suspenseful, the Better

New Tomb-Raiding Stories

There have been so few new stories lately.

The Ghost Blows Out the Light, Not The Grave Robbers' Chronicles

Stories from the *Nu Qing Xiangxi* series. The wife is Hua Ling.

Feng Shui and Physiognomy with Theoretical Foundations, No Womanizing, and Supernatural Elements

Please recommend stories about feng shui, face reading, the supernatural, and ghost hunting, with a solid theoretical basis and no messy romances. I want a protagonist who can show off, paranormal mysteries, a fixed team, an overarching plot, and standalone cases. Add some humor, too, and touching cases that’ll make you laugh and cry. Something like *Chief Medical Officer*.

Any Tomb-Raiding Stories Like Ghost Blows Out the Light or The Mystic Nine? Recommendations Welcome

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Any Books Better Than The Grave Robbers' Chronicles, Ghost Blows Out the Light, or Tibetan Code?

Are there any books better than The Grave Robbers' Chronicles, Ghost Blows Out the Light, and Tibetan Code? I've reread the prequels and sequels to The Grave Robbers' Chronicles several times. I fell in love with Xiaoge, the brotherly bond between the trio, Fatty's witty humor, and the innocent, heartfelt Tian Zhen.

Pure Tomb-raiding Novels, Not Too Much Martial-world Stuff, Mostly Exploring Tombs.

Any Stories About Tomb Raiding While Running an Antique Shop?

Tomb-robbing stories aren't fun if they don't steal any treasure, and running an antique shop and constantly finding bargains gets old too. A story that combines the two would be great.

Pure The Grave Robbers' Chronicles, None of That Cultivation Nonsense

A genuinely thoughtful, intelligent novel written with care, with normal sexual orientations. Please stop opening harems as if you have never seen a woman. Even if it differs from the original work, do not make it too outrageous. Otherwise, you might as well write an entirely new novel. Why write fan fiction at all?

Novels About the Underworld

Are there any stories where the protagonist comes from the number-one crime family and goes out to gain experience?

Looking for Tomb-Raiding Mystery Novels Rated 9.2 or Higher

A fast-paced, smooth plot! I love that tense feeling of danger closing in step by step!

Hey, Everyone! Please Recommend Mystery Novels With Awesome Taoist Magic

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The Grave Robbers' Chronicles Derivatives, 11011, Male Protagonist

Books About Real Tomb-Raiding Experiences!!!

Any Good Tomb-Raiding Novels?

Preferably something from The Grave Robbers' Chronicles.

Any Stories Like Northern School’s The Grave Robbers' Chronicles About the Old Martial World?

Taoist Priests or Yin-Yang Masters

A Taoist priest or Yin-Yang master working overseas

Any Novels About Shady Underworld Trades, Like Con Artists and the Northern School?

Looking for books similar to *Old Swindler*.

Highly Recommended: The Grave Robbers' Chronicles (Northern School, Yunfeng's)

I highly recommend this one. I'm very picky about books, and this is one of the very few that kept me hooked all the way through, along with Ghost Blows Out the Light. It's plain and unadorned, but incredibly realistic. You can tell the author has lived through it themselves. It doesn't have all that flashy fantasy stuff.

There Are No Good Tomb-Raiding Books Left, Prove Me Wrong