You Were Asked to Write About Going Home to Start a Business, So Why Are You Writing About Old Hu Raiding Tombs?

Name: You Were Asked to Write About Going Home to Start a Business, So Why Are You Writing About Old Hu Raiding Tombs?
Author: Niu Tiandao

让你写归乡创业，你写老胡盗墓？

by Niu Tiandao (牛天道)

Status: Ongoing
Length: 152k Words
Genre: Urban
Subgenre: Urban High-Concept
Updated: 2y ago
Source: Fanqie

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Reborn, Ye Yun enters his academy’s film and television writing competition.

The first round’s theme: return to your hometown and start a business!

His classmates all write about struggling students working hard to build businesses, marry rich beauties, and reach the pinnacle of life.

He writes The Ghost Blows Out the Light.

Everyone thinks he’s going to write a story about making a fortune selling cassette tapes, but things start getting stranger and stranger.

A Luoyang shovel, a grave tunnel, explosives, and even a Heavenly Fire Glazed Dome unearthed from below?

Light a candle for the dead, and if the ghost blows it out, leave the tomb. Read the land, raid tombs, and seek out the mountain peaks!

Break open the coffin and hunt for treasure!

The internet erupts: You call tomb raiding a business venture?

The terrifying nine-story demon pagoda in the Kunlun Glacier! Fire-beetles! The ancient giant Beelzebufo!

A perilous and thrilling journey through the desert!

The evil Queen of Jingjue, who commands a pocket dimension!

In the second round, he writes The Grave Robbers' Chronicles...

Everyone is dumbfounded!

Director: Have you actually raided tombs or something? How else could you write about it so convincingly?

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