Tomb Raiding: Master Gu’s Tomb-Raiding Journal, Beginning with the Nine Gates

I've Had My Fill of The Grave Robbers' Chronicles. The Plot Is Too Clichéd. Any New Recommendations?

I'm looking for recommendations for new books. I just want something that doesn't feel too cliché. The plots I've picked out so far all seem terribly formulaic. Also, some novels require you to look closely at the photos, but don't worry about those. They can't post them without photos anyway.

Looking for Tomb-Raiding Stories, with the Lead Treating Ordinary Rice Fans as Passersby, Not Fawning Over Them

I've read a lot of tomb-raiding novels, including the popular ones. It feels like plenty of stories have fans or random outsiders transmigrating into tomb-raiding worlds, but not many are actually good. Are there any that feel more realistic and interesting? Some protagonists don't seem to have much of a sense of self or their own ideas.

The Protagonist Uses His Secret Identity’s Death to Kill Others

Tomb Raiding: The Protagonist Uses an Umbrella, Scepter, or Fan. Please Don't Recommend Anything Else

A Folding Fan, a White Robe, Silver Hair, a Sword, and the Ends of the Earth

The pinnacle of ancient martial arts and swordsmanship, one strike opens the gates of heaven

Looking for Tomb-Raiding Stories: No Sycophancy Toward the Main Group, No Fangirling, and No Constant Self-Sacrifice

So many stories have characters say they have nothing to do with the protagonist's group and think up brilliant schemes, but then go out of their way to help the group and even get hurt for them! They're supposed to be strong, yet they're so frustratingly repressed! They're like Mother Teresa!

The Grave Robbers' Chronicles: No Stupid Actions, No Stupid Dialogue, and No Claims About Saving Zhang Qiling

I want books similar to "Tomb Raiders: I Dismantled the Golmud Sanatorium."

Set in the Era of the Nine Tomb-Raiding Clans, Competing for Lanterns at the Crescent Hotel

Republican-Era Film and TV Crossovers: The Thirteen Guardians, The Lost Tomb, and Candle in the Tomb

Tomb-Raiding Novels with No Romance, Just Natural Brotherly Bonds. Thanks!

Transmigrate into Classic TV Shows and Movies, but Keep Your Wits About You

For example, *My Date with a Vampire*, *Magic Mobile Phone*, *Myth*, *The Deer and the Cauldron*, *Journey to the West*, *Lotus Lantern*, works by Jin Yong, and Uncle Jiu stories. No ninjas, pirates, Harry Potter, or other Western fantasy. I can't get into those.

Are There No More Tomb-Raiding Stories Without Romance?

The Tomb-Raiding World, During the Ninth Gate Buddha Lord's Era

Anything set around Lord Buddha's era?

Looking for Tomb-Raiding Stories Where the Main Character Has a Mental Illness!

Looking for books like "After the Blackened Moon Was Reborn, He Was Saved." The protagonist is powerful and handsome, but has a mental or physical illness and has episodes from time to time. Xiaoge and Heihuazi are both worried about him.

I've Recently Gotten Into Tomb Raiding. Looking for Stories with No Romance!

An Ordinary Person Gets Caught Up in the Grave Robbing Protagonists' Mess

I want the kind where the protagonist is forced into the game and goes through a lot of pain, or where the Niu Wufang crew gets put through the wringer.

Looking for Someone Calm, Detached, or Weary of the World, Good at Hiding It, With a Bit of a Tragic Backstory

Looking for Tomb-Raiding Novels with No Romance: An Extremely Powerful Female Lead, No Shipping the Leads, and No Simpering

I just don't want characters fawning over the protagonist, or constantly thinking weird things like, “How sweet, those two are a couple.” And no characters who just take hits to stay alive, either. I've searched for ages, and most books are pretty much the same.

Tomb Raiding, White Hair, a Bloodline, a Mysterious Background, and a Xiao Ge Pairing

The Grave Robbers' Chronicles Fanfiction: No Romance, Zhang Family Protagonist, Beautiful and Powerful

Looking for books similar to Tomb Raiders: Who Doesn't Have an Elder or Two?

Tomb-Raiding Stories Where the Protagonist Always Keeps Others at a Distance

The protagonist always keeps others at a distance and trusts no one.

Two Taciturn Tomb Raiders: One Is the Brother, the Other Is the Protagonist, Who Uses a Sword

Tomb-Raiding Stories That Span from The Mystic Nine to Sand Sea

Tomb-Raiding Stories About Members of the Zhang Family

If it’s about livestreaming or transmigrating, and the characters aren’t from the Zhang family, don’t bother. I’ve searched through a bunch, and not one was worth reading.