[Major OOC warning + System + author writes whenever inspiration strikes]
Wu Wei, female, likes men, and is a good person.
In her past life, she was best at helping old ladies cross the street, not running them over.
But a death truck dubbed “Hellfire 2.0” taught her through its actions that the most important things in this world aren't a conscience, and certainly not money, but dignity!
Please let her delete the 200 GB on her phone first, thank you!
Some people die but are still alive, while some people are alive but might as well be dead.
When she opened her eyes again and found herself in the world of tomb raiding, Wu Wei announced: From today on, her name would be Wu Suowei. Her whole thing was not giving a damn.
[Ding! Your System has arrived!]
Suowei: Great, now she can go wild here.
With the System in hand, the whole world is mine!
[System: Understood. I can sense the Host's determination. I'll now match her with a suitable look based on her personality and circumstances.]
[There was a little girl as delicate as a porcelain doll, golden curls falling over her shoulders and making her look even more sweet and well-behaved. Her little feet had already turned purple from the cold...]
Hei Xiazi, getting a massage by the roadside: Well, I'll be damned. This blind man has seen it all now. Never thought I'd see frost falling in midsummer.
(The author hasn't read the original The Grave Robbers' Chronicles. The story details all came from a friend. This book came about because of a bet. Those who've read Zhibi's books might know that Zhibi has never actually written this kind of story.)
(This book is over 90% romance-free. That's what happens when you've never dated. There might be a pairing later depending on how the plot goes, but the odds are lower than winning a million in a scratch-off lottery.)
The author writes very well; from episode 14 onwards, it became even more captivating, making me even more curious about what would happen next. The earlier chapters were also very well written, with many foreshadowing elements, and the protagonist's identity remained a mystery. However, as the reader progresses, the narrative gradually reveals the protagonist's identity in another world.
It looks great, I like it.