
Tomb Raiding: Even a Hundred-Year-Old Man Gets a Second Spring
盗墓:百岁老人也有春天
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 597k Words
- Genre
- Two Male Leads
- Updated
- 1y ago
- English
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I've read so many tomb raiding stories, but there are so few with Xiaohua as a couple! I especially love stories where it's not like the Tomb Raider Chronicles, but a cultivation novel with no system, no time travel, and characters who rely solely on their own strength. A story with two strong characters, especially one with battle injuries—I love it so much!
(Spoilers ahead, proceed with caution) Even though the ending was good, it's still a pity. The thought that one of the three centenarians who depended on each other would be gone after they pass away is so sad. The young official and the blind man finally had a family.
This book truly boasts excellent writing and a compelling plot; I read it from cover to cover without missing a single detail. The main character integrates seamlessly, without any sense of incongruity. Entering the story as an elder, a pillar of support, and Xiao Hua's only reliable safe haven, is a wonderful touch!
It's a great read. The beginning is a bit slow-paced, but it gets much better later. However, this is inevitable to maintain the gradual development of the romance. The plot and emotions are both reasonable, it's very sweet, and there aren't any major emotional angst. I had already added it to my bookshelf, but after reading about 60 chapters, I left it idle.
The characters are very faithful to the original work, with no out-of-character moments, and He blends in seamlessly. He's Xiaohua's benefactor, and family to the blind and mute. I could read a hundred of these redemption stories! I hope the author can get rid of the blindness! By the way: Can the author update 100 chapters a day? 😳
Why did Xiaohua say she wasn't considering it again later in the introduction? Is this going to be angsty? Please, teacher...
It's really good! At least I like it a lot. He needs over ten years, so I'll give it to him. 🤭🤭🤭
Give yourself a five-star review! 😎
It's really well written!!! The protagonist, He Yuncheng, or Jie Yuncheng, is known in the underworld as "Crane's Crest Red," "Master He," or "Poison." He lives with a mute and a blind man, all of whom are immortals. The story includes his love and companionship with Master Hua, his daily interactions with the mute and blind man, and thrilling schemes.
It's so good, so good, so good! It has a clear beginning and an end, and it moved me to tears. The plot flows smoothly and logically, and the writing is delicate and natural. I read this because I really liked the author's other book, *Little Flower*, and it was unexpectedly good.