Name: The Grave Robbers' Chronicles: This Little Brother Is a Foodie
Author: Surveying All the Mountains and Rivers

Synopsis

After a nuclear war, the world is reduced to a wasteland.

Radiation runs rampant, while mutated beasts and plants roam unchecked. Zhang Lin struggles through eighteen years of hunger and sickness, only to be killed by a beast while out scavenging for food.

At that very moment, in a small tomb-raiding world, the child of destiny Zhang Qiling is born. A mighty god takes notice of him and accepts him as a disciple.

After foreseeing the calamities awaiting the boy, the god flies into a rage and beats up the small world's Heavenly Dao before leaving with his disciple.

The Heavenly Dao dares not complain, and can only turn to the System Bureau for help.

After some negotiations, the newly dead Zhang Lin is bound to a rookie System and transmigrates into the tomb-raiding world as “Zhang Qiling.”

The System promises that as long as he plays his role well, he’ll have all the food he could ever want.

Having gone eighteen years without ever eating his fill, Zhang Lin agrees on the spot.

And so, a curious sight becomes common in this world: in public, Zhang Qiling is the aloof, taciturn “Mute Zhang”; in private, he turns into a glutton, hiding in corners to wolf down delicious food and leaving not even a crumb on his fingertips.

As the saying goes, if you spend enough time by the river, sooner or later you’ll get your feet wet. Hei Xiazi, who lives with him, soon notices something strange.

The man looks slender, yet eats an astonishing amount. He even sneaks roasted chicken at night. Something’s not right!

When Hei Xiazi catches him, there’s grease at the corner of Zhang Lin’s mouth and panic in his eyes. He looks like a little kitten caught stealing a snack, and Hei Xiazi’s heart skips a beat.

He steps forward and wipes the grease from Zhang Lin’s mouth, his voice amused but certain. “A Mute Zhang this cute has to belong to me.”

With chicken still stuffed in his mouth, Zhang Lin looks up at Hei Xiazi and suddenly thinks that his “meal ticket” might be even more reliable from now on...

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