
I'm Zhao Jia. Let Me Tell You About the Ancient Tombs I've Raided
我叫赵甲,讲讲我盗过的古墓
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- Completed
- Length
- 1.2M Words
- Genre
- Mystery
- Subgenre
- Mystery & Supernatural
- Updated
- 2mo ago
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See allTomb-Raiding Novels: Besides Northern School Tomb Raiders, the Rest Feel Awkward
Looking for books similar to An Autobiography by a Tomb Raider. I want tomb-raiding stories. Apart from The Northern School of Tomb Raiding, the others are all painfully awkward. They either involve livestreaming or having known Little Brother. Don't the authors find that embarrassing? Recommend some decent novels, please.
The Genre Doesn’t Matter. Just Give Me Something with Smart Characters
I won't say more. You'll understand.
Books to Read Before Bed
When I have nothing to do before bed, I feel like reading for a while. Are there any books that are easy to fall asleep to, but don’t have a boring plot? I love that feeling of nodding off while reading, then waking up in the morning and picking right back up where I left off.
Pure Tomb-Raiding Novels: No Fanfiction, No Transmigration, Like The Grave Robbers' Chronicles or Candle in the Tomb
There Are Only a Few Good Tomb-Raiding Novels on Tomato
Stories about Zhang Qiling, Wu Xie, and Pangzi.
Tomb-Raiding Novels
Any stories about tomb raiding with Hu Bayi?
Looking for Horror Stories That Make Your Scalp Tingle
Looking for stories like "Three Corpses Speak". Any recommendations for something truly terrifying that doesn't turn into cultivation at the end? I want grounded horror, set in places like hospitals, rooms, or dorms.
Any Books Like Bei Pai, With Clever Schemes Like Yin Hu?
Are There Any Novels Like The Grave Robbers' Chronicles by the Northern School, Semi-Documentary Yet Supernatural?
Looking for books similar to "The Grave Robbers' Chronicles: Northern School".
Any Good Tomb-Raiding Novels?
Preferably something from The Grave Robbers' Chronicles.
Any Books Better Than The Grave Robbers' Chronicles, Ghost Blows Out the Light, or Tibetan Code?
Are there any books better than The Grave Robbers' Chronicles, Ghost Blows Out the Light, and Tibetan Code? I've reread the prequels and sequels to The Grave Robbers' Chronicles several times. I fell in love with Xiaoge, the brotherly bond between the trio, Fatty's witty humor, and the innocent, heartfelt Tian Zhen.
Tomb-Raiding Jianghu: Recommending Just One
I want to read books similar to An Autobiography by a Tomb Raider.
#High IQ, Brilliant Schemes, Cunning Maneuvers, No Harem
A highly intelligent protagonist who's always on the ball, villains who aren't idiots, no harem, little interest in romance, and plenty of passion.
Tomb Raiding and Ghost Blows Out the Light: The More Suspenseful, the Better
Xiang Yunfeng Takes You Tomb Raiding: The Grave Robbers' Chronicles
A textbook of tomb raiding, and the pinnacle of the genre. First, it's narrated in first person, with a realistic, immersive feel that draws you right in. Second, the language is crisp, and the characters are fully realized and distinctive. Third, the plot is full of tension, with plenty of twists and turns.
Looking for Tomb-Raiding Novels, No Gay Romance
800 Layers of Schemes! Brain-Burning, Intellect-Challenging Masterpieces ❤️
Something that looks really badass, with powerful characters, a devoted couple with no past entanglements, gorgeous leads, sweetness, and decent writing.
There Are No Good Tomb-Raiding Books Left, Prove Me Wrong
Any Stories About Tomb Raiding While Running an Antique Shop?
Tomb-robbing stories aren't fun if they don't steal any treasure, and running an antique shop and constantly finding bargains gets old too. A story that combines the two would be great.
Pure Tomb-raiding Novels, Not Too Much Martial-world Stuff, Mostly Exploring Tombs.
Any Stories Like Northern School’s The Grave Robbers' Chronicles About the Old Martial World?
Tomb-Raiding Stories Like The Grave Robbers' Chronicles: Northern School
Looking for books like The Grave Robbers' Chronicles: Northern School Notes.
Tomb Raiding? Too Lowbrow. Archaeology Is the Way to Go!
I'd like something like "Dragon Bone Mountain Range".
Looking for Real Southern- or Northern-School Tomb-Raiding Novels, Not Fanfiction
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To be honest, the plot of this book is really well written, but some of the overly dramatic adjectives feel a bit awkward and like they're trying too hard. The author's knowledge of historical anecdotes is really good; that alone makes it worth 5 stars.
The initial chapters about entering the Tomb of the King of Ba were a bit bland, but the chapters about emerging from the tomb a second time were truly refreshing. However, I hope the protagonist's abilities don't suddenly increase too much later on; the power spike is a bit too rapid. Also, I hope the romance doesn't turn into a harem. This is a promising work, and seeing so many place names from Chongqing feels very familiar. Keep up the good work, author!
If you like urban tomb raiding stories, you should check this out. It has a documentary feel to it, and I've read over 30 chapters so far and can't put it down.
The beginning was alright, and the character development was good. However, this cautious tomb raider, after being betrayed by his sister, insists on going to a known extremely dangerous place to find her, and is even willing to risk his life for her. This is really absurd and completely contradicts the character established earlier. But if the later plot is more exciting and paves the way for the female lead, it might be acceptable. Keep it up!
I personally think it's great, I've watched it all in one go so far. This is my initial review, I'll add more comments after I finish listening to it. This is so good! The key is that the author is incredibly knowledgeable. While reading, history somehow entered my mind, and I even have material to show off when I go home for Chinese New Year! PS: I was initially indifferent to the male lead and preferred Jiu Chuan, but now I'm starting to like him. He has a great back, I love it! 😳😳😳
It's very well written; it's my type.
It's quite good; the live-action reading is very enjoyable, the characters are vivid, and the fat guy is hilarious.
The book is good; the writing is delicate, the characters' emotions are rich, and the strange and unpredictable elements in the text are also well explained.
So far, it's a very good novel, with the potential to become a blockbuster. 😂
It's really good, with a rich and varied content.