The Nether Mausoleum

It's very good. The three views are very upright and the world view is quite big. The characters are very vivid. You can compare with the protagonist for two hundred yuan. There is also a twist. I don't know why there are many people in the comment area who don't need one star. You can really check it out. I have seen a lot of tomb robbers and some just label it. It's really not as good as this one. I still recommend it.

I have read them all, the writing is online, the characters, backgrounds and personalities are very similar to Tomb Raiders Notes. It is similar to Tomb Raiders Notes, which means that the plot is not much different. The plot is also good and worth watching. You can also watch it if you want to cp, because the wheat is very, very, very big, and it feels like they are all put together. Sometimes it is so sweet that it feels like industrial saccharin, but it is boring. There are good and bad, and there are a lot of words that insult women (similar to calling a pregnant woman "big belly") And there are many stereotypes about women (for example, the whole text is inseparable from saying "Don't try to reason with women). This is disrespectful to women. Regardless of whether I am sensitive or not, this is wrong, so be careful about this aspect. I don't know if the ending is bad. Anyway, I can't understand it. I read the comment section and they said they can't understand it. If all readers can't understand it, that's the author's problem. He didn't write it clearly and didn't rewrite it later, and even left a lot of holes. To sum up, there are good points and bad points. If it weren't for the bad points I listed, then this story would be worthy of 5 stars.

A small amount of text was found among a large number of idioms

No, my brain's CPU is burned out. In the end, the second uncle and his gang died, and Bai Ze was also stabbed. Although he didn't say who killed him, but judging from the description, it should be Qing Bazi. Then the woman Bai Ze saw walking out of the black wall should be the Demon Mother, and there was also a copied "Bai Ze". What the hell, I feel like a lot of things were not clearly written [crying] Why did Qing Bazi kill Bai Ze, and was that the real Qing Bazi? After all, there are cloned wells and walls. Is it true that Bai Ze was killed because he wanted to touch the black wall? Also, when Bai Ze hugged Lin Xiaomeng earlier, wasn't there black energy that entered Bai Ze's body? There's no explanation for this. Is the black energy a trace of the Demon Mother's breath? The ending really feels like there will be a second part, I dug a hole to be honest. But the only thing I'm glad about is that there is an extra story. I don't know if it has anything to do with the main story or it's a parallel if line. In the extra story, everyone on the second uncle didn't die. Bai Ze forgot about the existence of Qing Bazi, but reunited and got to know Qing Bazi while watching Iron Flower during the Chinese New Year. ε=(´ο｀*))) Alas, it would be really hard to die if there was no extra episode. Although there are many things that are not explained clearly, at least Bai Ze and Qing Bazi are still together no matter what. I really like this article (personal feeling), so can I post a follow-up? As for the follow-up in the main text, the comments contain my own understanding of the book. I hope my colleagues can discuss it with me. The ending of this book has a faint sense of sadness no matter from anyone's perspective. From Bai Ze's point of view, in search of 200 yuan, he finally came to the end, but the last scene he saw of 200 yuan was him stabbing his heart with a knife. At this time, Bai Ze was still unable to determine whether 200 yuan was still the real Qing Bazi (after all, his body was taken away). Before he died, he saw a "Bai Ze" appear again, and the doubt could not be solved. From Qingbazi's perspective, for Bai Ze, he completed the ceremony on his behalf, but was eventually taken away from him, threw away the amulet Bai Ze gave him, and killed Bai Ze himself (for unknown reasons). Originally, he did so many things to change Bai Ze's fate, but in the end, even if he completed the mission in Bai Ze's place, it still did not change the ending of Bai Ze's death (even "he" killed it himself). From Zhao Caitou's perspective, he regarded Bai Ze as his good brother and was willing to go through life and death for him. Although he deceived and concealed Bai Ze, he still hoped that Bai Ze could live after all. Finally, after finally serving Bai Ze in the village, Bai Ze woke up, and when he finally left, he thought that Bai Ze would not be involved in these things anymore, but he didn't expect that the farewell in the village would be forever. Although the ending is not mentioned, you can imagine how sad Zhao Caitou was when he found out that Bai Ze was missing and found out that they had gone to the Roof of the World. And in the corner where no one cared, Big White Fang also lost his hair. Well, anyway, none of the three protagonists in this book have a happy ending (except for Zhao Caitou, who at least has a family), especially Bai Ze and Qing Bazi, who are really cruel. They really run in both directions, and they all want to work hard to change each other's destiny. Mainly as readers, they watch them work so hard for each other, but the ending is not worthy of the blood and tears they shed before. ε=(´ο｀*))) Sigh, I need to read some other novels for therapy.

It's very funny. Although the ending of the main story is not good and both of them died, the extra story at least reunited the two [heartfelt]. The writing in the middle is quite good, many foreshadowing plots are connected, there are very few completely redundant characters, and overall it is quite coherent. I can only recommend this book to those who want to read about brotherly love in male videos! ! ! ! [Sending Hearts] [Sending Hearts] Because the author is very sensational, and many of his psychology and language express the same. Finally, I really want to see Song Qingqi's perspective. I don't even dare to think how cruel it would be. Song Qingqi's love is relatively reserved. I really want to see him express his love in his heart like Bai Ze did. I am especially curious about how he feels when he sees Xiaobai so clinging to him when he didn't tell Bai Ze what happened when he was a child [Thinking][Thinking]

The ending is an open BE, but it adds a happy ending. Although there are still many mysteries left, I guess the extra story should be an if line after Bai Ze uses his power to change the world. In short, in this world line, he can finally complete the agreement with Song Qingqi [crying]

The author's imagination is quite rich The writing is really good, the plot is rich, and the undercurrents between the characters are surging, especially the close friendship between Song Qingqi and Bai Ze, which spans time and space, transcends friendship and love, so God destined them to meet each other. When I come back again, my heart will always be with me.

It's very good, the writing is good, but there are some holes that are not filled in. Maybe I don't have enough brains to understand, so the ending is be? I want to watch the extra story about Xiaobai and Two Hundred Dollars [Grievance]

The author's writing style is really good. Although I feel that the ending is confusing (I was actually confused when watching it), the male protagonist is really heartbreaking in some aspects. The description of women is not friendly in some places, but it is understandable because it is a male video. If you just want to consume CP, you can watch it (but because it is a male video, there must be some aspects The description is not very good), and the relationship between Bai Ze and Song Qingqi is really too painful, painful and sweet at the same time. I really cried to death when I saw the last paragraph. I feel that the paragraph is particularly suitable for a song "Leave My Dependence" [crying] Fortunately, the extra episode reunited them. I hope this book will get better and better. Can more people be included? I'm going to be cold to death˃̣̣̥᷄⌓˂̣̣̥᷅

It's very interesting. In the early stage, the male protagonist is a noob. This is a common problem with this kind of writing. If you can't accept it, I suggest you just go out and turn left. Later, the male protagonist has grown up, and the brotherly relationship with the second male lead is also very delicious. I also feel that the author has a very rich reserve of knowledge. I was stunned one after another when I read various quotations from classics [send my heart][send my heart][send my heart][send my heart]