The Grave Robbers' Chronicles: I Accidentally Hit Someone and Was Forced to Stick Together

The story of The Lost Tomb: Reboot: The Grave of the Sea has ended, and it will be a while before I write Sand Sea, so next up is a delicious travel story: A Journey Through Anime.

Honestly, Sakura Country really is a strange place. Why do I say that? Because after Qing Lianyue and Zhang Haike arrived in Sakura Country, they found all kinds of things in Tokyo that ordinary people can't see, along with a little boy who might be cursed by the Grim Reaper. And there are even yokai? As for Yokohama, wow, so many explosives and shootouts.

Qing Lianyue: Hmm... I guess we're just unlucky. I don't recommend visiting Tokyo or Yokohama.

Zhang Haike: Seconded. But Yokohama is a great place to let loose.

The CP is Zhang Haike. If you insist that Zhang Haike and his fiancee are the official couple, I don't recommend reading this, since I can't be bothered to argue with you.

Adapted from the TV series The Lost Tomb: Reboot: The Grave of the Sea.

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Because of a baffling conspiracy, Qing Lianyue transmigrates and crashes into Zhang Haike, who is taking Wu Xie deep into the snowy mountains. For some inexplicable reason, she gets dragged into a whole mess of trouble with him.

One conspiracy leads her into another, even bigger one, and she is forced to become yet another victim caught in its wake.

“Why can't you leave Li Cu alone? He's only seventeen. Wu Xie sent me to take his place. Don't let another innocent child die.”

“A Yue, stop trying to interfere. That child's fate is sealed. For the Zhang family, for the Nine Families, and even more for you and Xiaoge, you have to agree to this plan, whether you like it or not.”

“I'm sorry, child. In the end, I couldn't save you.”

(Li Cu and the heroine are not romantically involved.)