Tomb Raiding: Phoenix and Kirin

Zhang Qiling (A Ling) x Sui He (A He) It's very interesting. Sui He was originally the leader of the Bird Clan. After he had just ascended to God and had the true form of the Phoenix, he was kidnapped by the tomb robbers and abducted by Heaven. In this novel, Ah He will put his little brother first in everything, and will not blindly take care of Wu Xie and Fatty, nor will he take the initiative to go to them and let the little brother get involved. When it does not involve himself and his little brother, he usually just watches the fun from the side. After the younger brother regained his memory and learned how Jiumen treated him, Ah He has been venting his anger in her own way, beating up Zhang Rishan, cheating Wu Sansheng, and antagonizing Chen Wenjin. It's just that there wasn't much description of the relationship between the two. I originally thought that there would be a description of the daily life of the two in the bird tribe or the daily life of the two in the world of stolen pens, but it turned out not to be. But the whole thing is very good-looking. I am very happy that someone can help the little brother, save him when he is imprisoned, and give him care and warmth; be able to stand up for the little brother when he is bullied and vent his anger in his own way; be able to notice when the little brother is emotional, and will give comfort and praise. When I saw that the little brother would not take the initiative to save others, I was actually very happy, because it showed that the little brother could hurt himself less and start to care about himself.

The story is written around the plot of tomb robbing. It would be better if there were more emotional plots between the male and female protagonists.

It's very beautiful. Sui He and Zhang Qiling match well. The leader of the bird tribe is arrogant, noble and kind [laughing]. The plot should be from the TV series. The relationship between the two goes very smoothly and there are no messy people involved. It's just that Wu Xie is such a holy mother. It's fun to watch when Sui He fights Wu Xie [laughing]. Sui He also helps Wu Xie, but I don't get used to it either. Sui He was only very nice to Zhang Qiling. The Zhang Family Ancient House only talked about it for a few chapters. Later, in order to bring Zhang Qiling back to Sui He's world, he made a deal with Tiandao, helped find all the meteorite fragments, eliminated all matters related to immortality, and finally brought Zhang Qiling back to Xiangmi. It was very interesting. Recommended [Like] [Like] [Like]

Very good! Thanks to the author and Sui He for protecting Brother Bottle

Too pretty! ! ! Strongly recommended [Like][Like][Like][Like][Like][Like][Like][Like][Like][Like][Like][Like][Like][Like][Like][Like][Like][Like][Like][Like]

To be honest, I personally read a lot of fanfics, and sometimes the guy who has not recovered his memory makes me feel like he is kind and holy. But, being able to play with the black blind man also shows that he is not a simple-minded person, so he is quite complicated. In this article, the male protagonist regains his memory because of the female protagonist who practices fairy next door, and there is no gift from heaven. Because with memory, he will no longer have attachments in this area. Without attachments, he will no longer be used. And later he and the heroine went to another world and rented Kirin back, which was even better. The ending for the heroine is also different. I hate Wu Xie as always, and I don't even like Fatty too much. Among the five lucky children, I hate Wu Xie the most. He is the Fatty here.

Phoenix + Qilin, quack! [Laughing evilly][laughing evilly][laughing evilly]

The ending of this extra episode was something I didn't expect [face covering]

The poor little brother also has a golden thigh that treats him well, and Sui He has also stepped away from the role of a vicious female supporting role. The two of them match well.

Not bad, not bad, the only regret is that the blind man's eyes were not treated.