Tomb Raiding: The Ultimate Endgame Is a Government Job

Highly recommended! The author's writing is excellent. The female lead is a public official who has been using entrapment tactics. After the Zhang family's ancient building, everyone was imprisoned. Congratulations to the Zhang and Wang families and the Nine Gates for gaining national attention!

The writing is excellent, the plot is good, and everyone is intelligent. Why is it getting such a low score? It's unreasonable. I'm commenting after reading over forty chapters. I'm praying there won't be any romance and that it's a no-CP story because I'm a die-hard fan of the female lead's career.

It's actually quite good, but there's a lot of dialogue, and the author doesn't specify who wrote it, and it's all in large chunks, so it's a bit confusing. The content is engaging, and the theme is quite novel. It's kind of a no-romance story, because although Hei Xiazi and the female lead like each other, they don't end up together. But then, the ending was so cruel! It made me cry.

A great fanfiction. The theme of responsibility and mission runs throughout the story. The romance is rarely hidden, only briefly mentioned in a single sentence. The ending is a bit bittersweet, but it's the best possible outcome. The difference in lifespan is truly insurmountable. The personalities of the five characters fit the story well.

Ah, I've seen the author's comments always saying this book's stats are terrible, but after reading it, I felt the theme, plot, and character design were all very original and unconventional. The author's control over the plot and character development was also excellent, and the world-building by the author, Wei Yu, was cleverly integrated. The lack of popularity might just be a bit of bad luck. I hope the author doesn't lose confidence because of this. 💕

I'm glued to the screen every day, eagerly awaiting each new chapter! The plot moves smoothly, the original setting feels natural, and the writing is delicate and vivid. All the characters are well-developed, with balanced screen time and no one is overshadowed. There's no mindless overpowered female lead, and Wu Xie isn't weakened; everyone is lively and three-dimensional. It's hilarious and incredibly engaging; I can't stop reading! The author is a master writer!

Why is the rating only 6.6? It could easily be 8 or higher. It stays true to the original characters, and the romance is just a side dish that doesn't overshadow the main story. It's absolutely delicious! Everyone lived happily ever after after meeting Ayu.

No doubt about it, I highly recommend it. The protagonist's stance remains steadfast; everything and everyone must operate within the bounds of national law, balancing both law and human sentiment. As for the romantic pairing, they didn't actually end up together, which left me heartbroken and saddened. I thought the female lead's story could have continued. Are there any similar books you'd recommend?

It's still good. I haven't seen the Jade Gate Pass scene, it was a bit difficult to understand, but it's relatively short. Everyone's intelligence is on point, which I like. The ending was a real tearjerker. Although the theory of lifespan is a tearjerker, many people wouldn't specifically write it out. This ending was heartbreaking, watching the female lead go from being vibrant and energetic to old age. 🥺

The writing is exceptionally smooth. Because I had read the reviews, I skipped the plot after Yumen Pass and went straight to the ending. I hate the theory of lifespan... The thought of two people loving each other but spending their lives together as family and friends makes me sad.