The Grave Robbers' Chronicles: The Emanator Doesn't Want to Be a Savior

It is highly recommended to watch the protagonist, who has achieved a balance between love and character creation. He is not a blind pile of heartthrob settings and then the character is an empty shell, relying entirely on the halo of the protagonist. He is a very charming character. Don't get attached to the little brother because he will keep forgetting. I really care about the protagonist. I give him love, wealth, sufficient teaching, superb force value, and high IQ, so that he will not be controlled by others no matter in a battle of wits, situations that require force, or places that require status. He is in a superior position and gives him the best of everything. Although there are elements of cross-dressing that I don't like, Qian Qianqian mentions that the protagonist is despised and admired by others after dressing up as a woman, and thinks that it looks good and is suitable for being treated as a doll in cross-dressing. It also does not gaze at being treated as an object. It is just a brushstroke. I am really disgusted with the cross-dressing plot, especially the fact that women are dressed up to be stared at by others. If it is in line with the character's personality and is intended to be funny and cute (forget about cross-dressing), and it doesn't matter what the cross-dressing is for layout planning, you can ignore it. Another pity is that the protagonist I am talking about and his adoptive grandfather are not together. They have always been a family relationship. Can't we really talk to Aha about it? Of course, speaking objectively and rationally, friendship and family ties are better than love for a romance-type protagonist who doesn't have any love for a love-struck protagonist. But I'm really frustrated. It's really a good match, better than the fifth elder and the younger uncle. And it's also a dark cooking master and kitchen explosion master setting! My two favorite settings for protecting the protagonist are the dark cooking master and liking Xiang Fang. What I like most is Xiang Fang's burning love for him. The former avoids being a nanny, and the latter avoids Xiang Fang's nose and face being difficult to distinguish between the big and small kings. When Xiang Fang's fans tell him to be careful about not having a wife, he can scold him back with confidence.

It's so good-looking, really super good-looking. I've been looking for it for a long time and finally found a novel with this setting. The author's writing is really good. I don't know why such a good novel is not popular. Every fate story is very good-looking. What I'm most looking forward to right now is Nothingness. I hope the author can write more? I hope there are as many chapters as possible about nothingness. I'm really looking forward to it. Please, please, please, please, can you write about watching movies? After the cutting is completed, can you write a movie review? I'm really looking forward to it. I hope that the author's novel can achieve a very high score. My praise is insignificant, but I still hope that the author can work hard and never give up. I'm looking forward to it, especially the chapter of nothingness. Please give me more, if you please, really really [laugh][laugh]

It is a very novel theme. The protagonist comes from Bengtie and comes to rob tombs in order to fulfill his destiny. He has strong military force, cute appearance, and the interaction with the happy spirit makes people smile. It is really joyful to harm others.

It's rare to see the worldview of Star Iron and Pirate Pen integrated. The author's writing style is also very good. I hope it won't stop updating. It's still too young.

The writing is very good. I have never played the game but I can understand it. The setting of the protagonist is very interesting and the plot development is unexpected. The author combined the two world views to create a completely different development. I am looking forward to the follow-up.

It's well written, and it'll be directly added to one of my most-followed novels. It'll be fun to just read it to me! ! !

I don't know Bengtie, but I can watch it. It's a bit abstract, weird, and philosophical. It doesn't follow the original work and only uses part of the background and settings. It's not bad. In short, it's tied. Except for the fragments of the protagonist and one character's CP, it's very nice with other CPs. The protagonist 1 adopts a Western-style gentleman style, is both scumbag and handsome, and is slightly charming.

I like it, I like Uncle Xia and Uncle Yan the most. To love someone is to accept everything about him! I don't have a good impression of the others, especially Nan, so don't accept him [Chigua]

It feels good to show me, oh my god

It's nice to look at, but why do you have to die to change your identity? Can't you create a clone?