Tomb Chronicles: You’ve Done Evil, and Now You Want to Escape Death? Here’s a Match-Three Game

The Tomb Robbers fanfic is pretty good, and there are no bad points. After reading it, I am now outside the ancient city of Jingjue. The plot follows the original route, but it is also largely original and even boldly introduces original characters. She should be preparing to create a wife for Fatty or Lao Hu. The interaction between Shirley Yang and Lao Hu has become less, and the curiosity about the protagonist has increased, so everyone knows that Shirley Yang may be the heroine, or one of them. Finally, I urge you to update a few more chapters, it's not enough.

It is a logical and thoughtful type, not the kind of mindless fun. The male protagonist grows up very quickly. It is a rare ghost blowing out a lamp and it is a good-looking fanfic. There are too few people writing about it now. It involves spiritual practice. It is a spiritual practice that conforms to the realistic style. It is not against harmony. It does not engage in those two-dimensional Xi'an cultivation or anything like that. In addition, the ghost blowing lamp itself is a bit of a weird folk legend. There are Li Chunfeng, King Xian who practices evil arts, and Ma Daudao, who can shoot coffins to kill people. There are also Queen Jingjue and the mysterious and unpredictable methods of the demon kingdom. It is normal to have spiritual methods. The article also said that in the end of the Dharma era, the protagonist was able to practice at this time because of the golden finger of the jade pendant passed down from his family. In addition, he got a lot of help from the heaven and earth, so he had a smooth journey. In short, this book is very suitable for my taste. I like to read some stories about gods, gods, ghosts, and more realistic stories about the spiritual practice of gods and monsters, but in recent years, there are very few of them. It seems that there should be a love scene with Eiko Shirley, which is still in its infancy. There are also original characters in the protagonist group. The supporting characters are relatively full and not inconsistent. Everyone has a soul and blends in naturally. Fatty also has his own love, which is also very natural. I hope that the love scenes of the protagonist in the future will be more natural and not take up too much. It is just a spice. There is no need to fall in love with someone if you are attractive. It is rare to write such a natural book. I hope it will get better and better in the future. As for the protagonist's love, I think the protagonist is not a ruthless person in pursuit of the road to immortality. This kind of setting cannot be carried along with a group of emotions. The road travels alone, and it is quite difficult to achieve the road itself. Having a Taoist partner to accompany you to the end requires great luck. If you have perseverance and fate, it will be good. If a few of them really help the poor, it will be easy to collapse. When writing the heroine, the author should consider whether it is compatible and whether it can pass the road. Of course, if you want to write a tragedy, it is not impossible to kill a few confidantes in the middle [Thoughts] The above is just my personal opinion, because there is a lack of articles with this style and subject matter that suit my appetite, so I hope that this book can be well written and smooth from beginning to end, so I would like to put forward some personal opinions and suggestions. How to operate it depends on the author's ideas. I hope the author will write better and better [Sending Hearts]

This is a human protagonist, and the whole book is very smooth to read. It is Lao Hu and Shirley who I stand for, and they are more repulsive to many CPs.

There should be no heroine anymore, based on the latest chapter. I guess they gave Shirley Yang to Hu Bayi. It obviously didn't matter much in the past. That's it for me (Chapter 114 or 115) Originally, there was no emotional connection between Hu and Yang, but now they suddenly connected again. You don't have to accept the protagonist, but it's really not good to end up like this now if you wrote it like that before. Fatty, you can come up with an original idea, can't Hu Bayi do the same? Shirley Yang just needs to be single I won't say anything else.

I read it in one sitting, the writing is good, the protagonist's IQ and logic are online, it's a rare masterpiece, those Populus euphratica CP party members may not like it, the character of Hu in the original work is flawed, the Virgin's heart is overflowing, and he doesn't distinguish between good and bad. It's really a miracle that this kind of person has been on the battlefield and has not died.

The book is good, but it doesn't completely follow the original plot. At least Professor Chen and the others didn't go together. The logic is quite reasonable. I don't understand the details such as prices and so on. It doesn't affect the viewing experience. There is no situation that overwhelms the combat power and hydrology. The three views are also pretty good. It's good.

Reading about the ancient city of Jingjue is very satisfying. Judging from the foreshadowing left by the author, he wants to follow the main line of the ghost blowing out the lamp until the curse is lifted for Shirley Yang. What about the plot after that? Why don't you go abroad to have fun, dig up foreign graves, and also form a force or something? After all, if the stolen pen is inserted later, none of the forces will feel like it will make people bully. After all, in my opinion, the stolen pen tells the story of the adventures of the protagonists, but it feels more like the collision of several forces around Changsheng.

This is the best tomb-robbing fanfic I have read in the past few years. Can anyone recommend some similar ones to me? Tomb robbing fan fiction

Very good, but the main character is too strong, which makes going to the tomb less thrilling, like a boss leading a cute new book [laughing and crying]

A good fanfic about tomb robbing, and I hope Shirley Yang is not the heroine.