The Grave Robbers' Chronicles: To the End of the Road, I Question the Fate Chart
盗笔：行至终途，叩问命盘
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 135k Words
- Genre
- Mystery
- Subgenre
- Mystery High-Concept
- Updated
- 1y ago
- Source
- Fanqie
Synopsis
In booklists 10
A Breath of Fresh Air in the Period-novel Genre, with Original Twists. I'm Done with Those Overused Plots
The story should fit the period setting. No fake aristocrats, no making women weak, no following the army to the countryside, no divorce, no over-the-top business ventures, and no cold-faced, rugged men who can't have children. Even the titles are embarrassing enough to make me cringe.
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.
I'm Tired of Stories About Sent-Down Female Youths or Rich Heiresses Pairing Up With Rugged Men
A beautiful, wealthy heiress with money, connections, and a doting family, but she's always forced to move to the countryside for one reason or another. Then she's too pampered to do anything, so she has to find some rough country man to do it all for her. I'm so tired of this trope. I used to like it, but now I think they're completely mismatched. They're from different worlds.
#WhyDoesEveryoneWantToKnockTheLittleBrotherOffHisPedestal#
I keep seeing strange novels about things like “playing the little brother” and “driving the little brother insane.”
The Grave Robbers' Chronicles: All-Character Fics
Looking for stories like Tomb Raiding? No, I’m a Model Citizen. Any characters like Ying Ya who don’t chase after anyone and stay mostly out of the plot?
In a Tomb-Raiding Story, Someone Gave Little Brother Something to Eat, and Black Glasses Misunderstood and Beat Him Nearly to Death
I think someone fed Xiaoge something, and he passed out. When Hei Xiazi came back and saw what had happened, he attacked the protagonist right away and nearly beat them to death. Then the protagonist ran off, and Xiaoge woke up.
Tomb-Raiding Stories Where the Bugs and Snakes in the Tomb Obey the Protagonist, Who Has an Overpowered Golden Finger
The protagonist goes tomb-raiding with the Iron Triangle. The monsters in the tombs, like snakes, bugs, and corpse beetles, should all be subdued and understand what people say. Ideally, they treat the protagonist like a precious treasure or their ancient ancestor and obey their every word. The protagonist should be mysterious. Please recommend stories like this.
Tomb Raiding, Obsession, Xiao Ge. You Get It?
Tomb-Raiding Story: I Suddenly Want One Where the Protagonist Is a Wang Family Member from the Start and Is Sent to Assassinate the Main Group
The Grave Robbers' Chronicles: I want a cold-blooded male protagonist who kills without batting an eye and tries to assassinate the main cast. Ideally, everyone dies at the end, including the protagonist. Please make him a member of the Wang family or one of their assassins or something. (Most important: absolutely no romance!!!) Has anyone written this?
No Clichés or Over-the-Top Drama, a Strong Female Lead, and More Than Just Romance
Looking for books similar to Tomb Notes: At the End of the Road, I Question the Mandate of Heaven. I want an immersive story, any genre is fine, but the protagonist must be female! Let a hundred flowers bloom. No brainless wish fulfillment, though a little cheat is fine as long as it's not too outrageous. I want a true ensemble cast where everyone feels real.
Reader comments 3
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This book is a true people's historical novel. The details in the text are real and vivid. It is not as exaggerated as the mainstream heroic historical novels and gives people a steady and majestic impression. It must be said that the author really experienced rural pastoral life and took pleasure in it. Seeing the author's detailed descriptions, it seems that he has seen the shadow of many red rural novels. In the first small world with the background of "building socialism" (although the theme is tomb robbing), after reading the introduction of the background, I felt like I had reviewed my political knowledge and experienced a spiritual SPA. The author should have consulted a lot of information in order to write this book, such as history, politics, chemistry, civil engineering, and the Book of Changes. He should also have read many tomb robbing novels. (Unfortunately, I haven't read Tomb Raider Notes, so I won't comment on the degree of character restoration. I only read a lot of obviously OOC Tomb Raider fanfics when I was in junior high school, but the details described by the author personally feel very real) The characters in the story are particularly clever, and they are always keenly aware of key clues when encountering problems, which makes people feel smart and reliable. The interactions between the characters are also very vivid, and their tacit understanding and joy when they are together is particularly contagious, just like the warm and happy atmosphere when good friends get together. The family and material life in the book are also written very realistically. It is not a perfect setting where everything goes smoothly, but there are conflicts and challenges, which makes the story closer to life and more interesting. The plot is arranged very cleverly and the details are handled well. The overall reading is very smooth, not boring or exaggerated.
Here's my first long comment~ First of all, the storyline is not so slow. The first five chapters tell the story of the heroine's short-term real-life experience and cultivation experience before going to the world of stolen pens (just one chapter of "really fast" cultivation of immortals). The world of stolen pens begins at the end of the fifth chapter. Shi Yang's first immersive "world" mission began. The system is also very user-friendly. It does not force the host to do any tasks, and it has a high degree of freedom. When I first entered, I thought Shi Yang directly "did" the ultimate, because she was behind the bronze door as soon as she passed, and she is also a personal god. It is not too much to guess, and the tasks given are a bit vague "affect the established destiny." Isn't the origin of everything in the world of stolen pens the ultimate thing? I still have nothing to say about the ultimate? Then the heroine let "it" go and became a geological surveyor, and then carried out the daily work of "the world is so big, let's go see it with a mission", interspersed with some short stories about Shi Yang's past. In the warm little daily life at the front, it was slightly heartwarming to watch, and then in the little daily life, she discovered that Shi Yang's background color was gray. There are a few tears, and maybe the experience is similar and difficult to hold back. After the heroine got along with the people of that era, I felt that people are largely the product of the influence of the environment. This may not be accurate, but it is undeniable that a good environment has a great impact on people. In that era, when the people were served, everyone had bright eyes and a rich spirit. Everyone has faith, which is enviable (because I am similar to the Three Wus). Shi Yang is also considered a person with half a foot on the road. In Chapter 17, he started to have contact with the tomb robbers. As a result, I saw that the author buried some things for me later. This is not a thorough story. I would like to express my special gratitude to "Hong" here. He is a smart and cute "flying puppy". The baby is so smart, I really want to raise it!!! It's so cute to act coquettishly in the bath~ He stole it, damn it!
(1) The heroine has her own story line. The plot is slow and not mindless. It has a lot of foreshadowing. If you like fast-paced Baozi, don't force yourself. (2) The heroine Shi Yang is born in the 2000s. She traveled to the world of immortality and became a god. She finally returned to the real world. However, she accidentally bound the system to 007 and went to the world of stolen pens. (3) Shi Yang's journey to the world of stolen pens is also a journey of "heart" training. The heroine has a secret, is low-key, and does nothing but make a fuss, making her a blockbuster. (4) Shi Yang will continue to "expand territory" in that world, leaving her own traces. (4) All refers to everything in the physical sense. Each person's understanding may be different. This article may give you a different all physical examination. (5) To me, it is a real world, so there will be many people, many things, and various animals and plants in the story. Through Shi Yang's actions, I can understand and discover that world and feel the world of a different era.