Tomb Raiding: I'm Just a Corner Store Owner

Looking for Tomb-Raiding Stories, with the Lead Treating Ordinary Rice Fans as Passersby, Not Fawning Over Them

I've read a lot of tomb-raiding novels, including the popular ones. It feels like plenty of stories have fans or random outsiders transmigrating into tomb-raiding worlds, but not many are actually good. Are there any that feel more realistic and interesting? Some protagonists don't seem to have much of a sense of self or their own ideas.

Looking for Tomb-Raiding Stories: No Sycophancy Toward the Main Group, No Fangirling, and No Constant Self-Sacrifice

So many stories have characters say they have nothing to do with the protagonist's group and think up brilliant schemes, but then go out of their way to help the group and even get hurt for them! They're supposed to be strong, yet they're so frustratingly repressed! They're like Mother Teresa!

A New Grave Robbers’ Chronicles Book??

Looking for books like "Tomb Raiders: Even a Hundred-Year-Old Has a Fragile Heart."

Are There Any The Grave Robbers' Chronicles Books Where the Female Lead Is Wu Xie's Daughter? His Daughter!