Tomb Raiding: The Days of Being Everyone’s Favorite

Everyone says that "Little Star, Little Moon, and Little Sun" are the three sweetest stories in Tomato's Daobi series, but I still like "Little Sun" the most. Maybe it's because the angst in it isn't so heart-wrenching; it's a bit faint and gentle, just like the pain in "Little Sun"—not intense, but persistent and unforgettable.

Someone who looks a lot like you is walking towards me. I hope it's you, but I'm also afraid it's you. Consider it as picking up a ray of light, to return to the sun at sunset. The dazzling fireworks were lit, but the cause and effect remained untouched; the outline was seen, yet half a lifetime was wasted. Even though love has ended, lingering feelings remain.

It was indeed sweet, but there were some regrets. It was a regret that Little Sun was ultimately not as important as Xie Chen to Little Brother and the Blind Man; it was a regret that Little Flower couldn't change Little Sun's fate despite her best efforts; it was a regret that Wu Xie always thought of Little Sun; and it was a regret that the best mother in the whole book was Fat Mom.

The little moon represents searching for memories, and the little sun represents endless reincarnation. It's absolutely gorgeous, though a little bit heartbreaking 😁

💕It's so good!￣ ￣)σ The logic is strong, the plot is full of twists and turns, and the characters are vividly portrayed, very distinctive, and touching.❤️So heartbreaking🥺🥺Xie Wuyu and Xiaohua, only Xiaohua treats him as Xie Wuyu, while Xiao Ge and Hei Xiazi both treat him as Xie Chen. Their white moonlight🍉, actually no one is at fault, but human nature and human hearts inevitably lead to the ending... 🥺😢The author's portrayal is very profound, the control is just right, so well written! 🥰🥰

After reading so much, it's finally a happy ending! Xiao Hua and Xiao Tai Yang live a carefree and peaceful life. Xiao Hua never looks at Xie Chen through the eyes of Xiao Tai Yang; he is who he is, even though they are the same person. Ahhhhh, I really love it! "Youth is a time of eternal life, but one will eventually die." "Neither am I nor you." Xie Yuchen, Xie Yuchen.

Help! This book is absolutely amazing, but the title is such a letdown. I started reading it just to see what would happen, and it's so good! I really hope the author changes the title; it's such a waste of its potential. Just say something like "My Days of Running Away from Home"—that would be so appealing! Readers would definitely think, "Hey, why run away from home? Wow, that's great!" ╮(￣▽￣)╭

I think the author's writing is very realistic. The protagonists' carefree lives in the early stages made me never expect the tragic developments later on. But the further you read, the more you realize that it was all just the calm before the storm. In the end, my biggest regret is still Xiao Yu, who was shown to have been pierced through the heart by an arrow.

It's so good, so incredibly good! It's truly adorable! A classic sweet story! A touchingly sweet romance that will bring tears to your eyes!! I love Xiaoyang so much! It's just that there are a lot of tragic moments, sob sob sob! Author, give me back Xiaoyang!! Sob sob sob

This is so unexpected! This story only touches on the topic of tomb raiding; the main focus is on the little sun. The story has ended, and I'm still pondering whether to call him Xie Chen or Xie Wuyu, but both are him, the complete and utterly authentic him. Having seen the sun, one cannot linger for the stars.