Tomb Raiding: Even a Centenarian Has a Fragile Heart

It's worth reading. When I first read the synopsis, I thought it would be some kind of old-fashioned, heart-wrenching story, but I was surprised to find that I felt much better after reading it. 1. Our Xiao Ji is a wealthy young master (from a well-to-do family), handsome and smart, and quite devoted in love. He's just prone to indecisiveness.

It's so good! 😳 I think the main characters and Zhang Qiling are such a great couple 💕 I only played the game for a little while and I've already become the third person urging me to update [pouting face] 🥺

It's well-written; I mainly wanted something sweet. And after reading the author's synopsis, I thought it was quite good. As long as you don't give up, I'll keep reading. The author's concept for this story is excellent, the writing is very immersive, and it has a healing effect. The main theme is about saving and healing those who are heartbroken by tragedy. The writing style is also quite good.

After a long pause, as if making a decision, she finally spoke: "Cheng Ji, I don't understand love, and following me might not lead to anything." "But, we can try." The author's writing is so good, I really love it, it's become my top recommendation. The characters are very well-developed, Cheng Bao's journey to pursue the god is long but rewarding.

This book is truly one of the very few I've read that I finished every single page of. The storyline really touched my heart. Cheng Ji and Zhang Qiling are such a great couple; there are so many heartwarming scenes. For example, when Cheng Ji confesses to Zhang Qiling, Zhang Qiling's words, "Cheng Ji, I don't understand love, and following me might not lead to anything," and "But, we can try,"…

This is the absolute best book I've ever read about this guy!!! Although it's a bit narcissistic, the protagonist shares some personality traits with me, which made it easier for me to connect with him emotionally. To be honest, those few chapters weren't particularly angsty, but they still made me sad. Finally! I hope the author will add more sweet moments and less angst 💕 I can't take it 🥺 Keep updating, author! 😳

The entire book is beautifully written, especially the portrayal of Cheng Ji's emotions. It vividly depicts how Cheng Ji received repeated indulgence and affection from Zhang Qiling, fulfilling his lonely three-day wish—a wish granted by a deity who could only be with his mother and not speak to her—and even sacrificing half his life to save Bai Ma.

Overall, it's a great book. The main characters fit the established lore, and the writing is excellent. Honestly, this is one of the few fanfictions I've patiently finished. I really like the main character settings, and it's even a dual-male protagonist story—you know what I mean? It directly hits my favorite trope, hehe.

This book's adaptations of the original plot are all positive, and as a fan of the original work, I personally find them acceptable and even enjoy them. While reading the book, I had many regrets and wondered if I could make up for them in my own writing. This book perfectly matches my expectations and fills many of my gaps. Most importantly, it makes Zhang Qiling's life less miserable!

It's incredibly good! Much better than anything I've seen before. The male lead isn't a third party, and Wu Xie isn't portrayed as a manipulative character; he follows a normal storyline. He's not depicted as having superhuman abilities, getting injured, or having formidable enemies.