Tomb Raiding: Bai Mo’s Life

This tomb robbing novel is well written, and it was very interesting. It allowed me to see another possibility of tomb robbing novels. The story about the Palace of the Western Queen is very complex, but it is also consistent with common sense. After all, everyone knows the dangers of tomb robbing, so no matter what situation you encounter during this period, it is normal. As for the character description in it, I feel that Wu Xie is just a pure drag and of little use, and I care too much about Wu Xie. I don't know if I want to write about Ping Xie's CP. In addition, Heixiazi is a bit of a loser. In my opinion, he is the kind of person who is cynical on the surface, smiles and loves to be mean, but in fact he is very scheming, has a strong mind, and is sophisticated but not worldly. Fatty Wang also made me think that he is a person who loves to take advantage and has no great abilities. Without Wu Xie, he would be the biggest drag. However, Aning in it is outstanding, and I completely felt the charm of her character. The heroine was a bit awkward when holding the plate, but it became smoother and smoother later on. Of course, this only represents my personal opinion. I quite like this book.

It feels very interesting. It gave me a different perspective on Tomb Raider Notes. The writing is also very good!

I want to ask, when did the little brother know that the heroine is her aunt or when did the heroine know that the little brother is her nephew?

Great, come on, author

Come on, come on, come on