Tomb Raiding: Li Cu's Unconventional Life

"Elaboration on the Character Writing of the Protagonist" Let me write this first book review myself. I will try my best to write this article based on Li Cu's own temperament, and what will happen when he meets "innocence". In this book, his paranoia, his suspicion, his self-destructive tendencies, his madness, his tendency to lie, etc. Will all be reflected. At the same time, his determination, his acumen, his strength, his softness, and his kindness will also be reflected. I will try my best to convey both the strengths and weaknesses of his character. Of course, the previous ones are all adjectives, and the standards of these adjectives are based on his own standards, or may be based on a middle-level standard in my eyes. The reason why I say this is because at the end of this book, there will be a thousand Hamlets in the eyes of a thousand readers. There will definitely be some readers who are dissatisfied and think that I may not have written the points I mentioned here. So I will tell you my standards in advance. If you don't find it, you can go back and taste it again, or choose to exit and leave directly. If such questions arise in subsequent reader comments, I may no longer answer this question. Any questions you may have in the future may be answered in the comment area, and everyone is welcome to actively raise questions, comments or suggestions. ——Anmu first

Okay, short. Why do you need someone wearing a book? It feels weird.

The character is quite realistic, and there is no obvious OOC. Yali is really big, and it feels like he is isolated and helpless. He came to this world inexplicably (there must be someone behind the scenes), and met Wu Xie 10 years ago. For him, he was familiar with the 10-year sekigen, also known as the Evil Emperor, and his feelings for Wu Xie were complicated. Let's assume a situation. Yali slipped down the slope, and the Evil Emperor stretched out his hand for him. Yali longed to hold it, but wanted to throw away the hands that were reaching out to him. The Evil Emperor asked him why he didn't hold his hand. Maybe Yali would say "You are sick," because who cares about holding a man's hand? Yali used thorns to cover up all the thoughts in his heart. The person who got involved was lucky that he still had Su Wan and his good brother. So all his emotions were based on when Wu Xie was still the Evil Emperor, that is, Sha Haixie. Yali wants to see the evil emperor ten years later, and the vassal wants to protect Wu Xie's innocence. The two people form a set of contradictions. Regarding Feng Chen, I hold a neutral attitude. After all, characters should be created with flesh and blood. Some will be hated by others, and some will be loved by others. It seems that many readers hate the vassal, saying that he has not suffered from others, but he persuades others to do good, and he is arrogant. Readers remember him, which can be regarded as a success of the author's creation to a certain extent. After all, characters grow. Looking forward to the follow-up content and hoping that Yali can go back. Even if Wu Xie in this time and space has experienced ten years of sand sea, he is not the evil emperor in Yali's heart. I don't know if Su Wan and Hao Ge will show up in the future. Author update soon: D I hope I can see you when I get home in two weeks and have 24 chapters : D

The innocence of the pen-stealing period and Yali who has experienced everything, the author's imagination is OK

Why are there still people wearing books? I thought only Li Cu would travel through time to trick Wu Xie and let him go through his own experience.

... To be honest... I am a cultist (whispering with a guilty conscience)... I have been adhering to evil spirits... I have always felt that Wu Xie owes Li Cu too much, and the bond between them cannot be explained by hatred and love. From Wu Xie's point of view, he was forced to do so. He had no way out, but Li Cu had done something wrong. Some people said that even without Wu Xie, Li Cu would have entered the game. I don't think so. Li Cu was a person who even though he had been in darkness, even if no one had ever shown kindness to him (Su Wan and Yang Except for good), in the dark life of the first 18 years, he still had good intentions. He was a very good young man. They said it was not Li Cu who was bad, but Zhang Qiling who was so good. To a certain extent, I agreed with this statement, but I still felt that it was not worth it for him, and I also felt that this statement was too much. Sad, giving everything, but in the end he didn't even receive a single apology. In fact, he didn't ask for much. As long as he didn't abandon him, as long as he could take him home, why should he make the promise if he couldn't do it in the first place? Even this only promise was not made to him, so why should he give it to him? Just give him hope, and finally break it with your own hands, telling him that person has never been you, and has only used him from beginning to end. He is not only a spare tire, but also the 18th spare tire. Even among the spare options, he is not the best, let alone the only one. Eighteen, what a representative of unwillingness and despair. (I am in a state of madness: If I had been Li Cu, I would have destroyed the world and perished together, and all of us would have died!) I always felt that since Wu Xie abandoned him, he didn't seem to want to live that much. Wu Xie pulled him out of the darkness and gave him a reason to live. In the end, he destroyed that reason with his own hands. After he saw the sun, he pushed him into the abyss without hesitation. He was also desperate, so he still chased after him like crazy, just like Wu Xie once did. If obsession could be let go so easily, it wouldn't be called obsession. The so-called obsession is a desire that can't be let go even if your body is broken to pieces and you can't get it.

Why do you need to add a book thread?

I can accept killing the Wang family in advance, but I hope Fengchen will die first.

I hope Wu Xie now knows what he will do to Li Kun in the future.

Everything else is fine, one star will be deducted for the book wearer