Tomb Robber: I Suspect That My Target Is an Undercover Agent of the Wang Family

The ending written in big letters by the author is super heartwarming The innocent person who always kept his worries deep in his heart finally found someone he could rely on in the fireworks of Yucun; and Dong Yao, who was covered in scars, slowly let go of all his defenses in this gentle daily life. [The scars of the past are gone, only the tenderness of the present remains. [There was a time when the sea was like water, except for Wushan, it was nothing like clouds] Long live life has a kind of warmth after being accompanied by love. I wish Dong Yao: Chen Chun Yao Yao, next year will be Zhao Zhaozhao. Zhaozhao comes true as he wishes, and everything is safe and sound every year. And with joy, and with eternal sunshine. Everything goes smoothly and everything goes well, and everyone gets what they want.

Now that I have read Chapter 8 of the second volume, it is generally good so far. There is less narrative description on Wu Xie's side, mostly on Dong Yao. Even the author's paragraphs are very uncomfortable to read on mobile phones, and the page and paragraph are not finished. Overall, I feel it is relatively bland, that is, if you have an impetuous mind, you will not be able to read it. Sometimes the paragraphs are really long, but they are fine when listening to the book. How should I put it? It is a rare style of writing in stolen fan fiction. The above mentioned plainness does not mean that this article is not good, it just means that it does not have many ups and downs (?) And is more warm and ordinary (it seems not complete, alas, I can't express it accurately). As I said before, there are actually not many perspectives from Wu Xie's side, and Dong Yao is basically not directly involved. If you want to see another possibility of Wu Xie's adventure, it is basically invisible here (referring to the plot that changes Aning's fate or the fate of other characters) (There are spoilers below, read with caution) Some people say that it would be better to feel be, but how to say this? If you look at it solely from the perspective of the protagonist's life (I'm talking about Dong Yao) Be would feel even more regretful. Some people say they hope to be with Wang Chen, but I think it's like what the author said at the end of the extra chapter, from the time Wang Chen was born in the Wang family, well, it's hard for the two to really be together. His companionship was undeniable. But that was after taking Dong Yao away from Wu Xie, and some of the abuse in this part was actually brought about by Wang Chen (?) Although Wu Xie would definitely have discovered that Dong Yao had stayed in the Wang family in the end even without him, but the emotions were not necessarily so intense? It was the vague hints that Dong Yao had been sent here that he had been sending, which made the suspicion intensify. In fact, it is rare, with Wu Xie as the protagonist (referring to the self-created protagonist who ends up with Wu Xie). Well, I feel like my thinking is a bit out of the ordinary. I just said whatever I thought of is correct. In fact, when I say "be", where does "be" come from? Did we never see each other again after being taken away by Wang Chen? Or after the reunion in Yucun, neither party noticed anything strange about the other, and the protagonist died alone? I would prefer to give the protagonist a good ending, it is too painful, in the Wang family's timeline. I don't want him to die alone in the end or alone. If he is alone, it makes me feel that the protagonist's own will to survive is too weak and he has no connection with the world. If it weren't for Wu Xie, he might really choose not to treat himself and just leave. That is to say, the timeline in which Wu Xie and Tinglei were ignored, passed away before Tinglei, and had a life-or-death farewell. Because although Wu Xie said that there was Dong Yao, and Dong Yao accounted for a large part, it was unlikely that he would just abandon the little brother and the fat man, and then chase the protagonist away. Or it could be that Dong Yao is with someone else, but I think it is unlikely to happen. In that state, it is difficult to meet someone and walk in, and the lifeline is not long enough. According to Dong Yao's later physical state written by the author later, it should be difficult for someone to re-enter the protagonist's heart in such a short period of time. (I really just dreamed about which sentence I said. The above paragraphs were even divided into sections after I finished typing a long paragraph. Maybe they were not divided well [face covering]. Even if I think about it, I will add one sentence in front, one sentence in the middle, and one sentence in the back.) In the end, the God's gift that solved the little brother's problem is really good. It was unexpected. It's not that I haven't seen the God's gift that solved the problem in the end, but I didn't expect this article to appear (in fact, I also read a little bit about the extra chapter "Enter the Hidden Mist Valley", and I was still a little restless. Because I didn't understand what the extra story was about at the beginning, so I was a little impatient. Although it's normal not to know, that is to say [face covering] If I had guessed everything, then what else would I be reading [laughing and crying]

I like it a lot, but I really want to see the ending

The author writes well. The emotional description is plain with some sadness. It is quite sad in the middle but the whole storyline is handled well. The process is relatively fast but very coherent and not strange. I like the writing style very well (*ᵒ̶̶̷̀ω˂̶́∗)੭₎₎̊₊♡

Good writing! The pace is fast. Anyway, I didn't expect that 120,000 words would be enough to write Tinglei [eating melon] [admiration] [blowing kiss]

It's beautiful. The emotional transition is a bit too fast and I feel like it's not described clearly. However, the writing style is rare among Tomato stealing novels and it's quite special.

The process of Wu Xie's CP novels that I have read so far are always sad, but fortunately the ending of this one is sweet. Fortunately