I'm Done Hiding: The Nine Gates Have Been Raiding My Tombs

It's really good; everyone has a unique charm. But please, please don't let Zhang Qiling and his group win in the end! Otherwise, it feels like the protagonist is just a tool to give experience points. He could have killed Zhang and his group, but he let them go time and time again. In the end, Zhang and his group's plot armor comes out and kills the protagonist? (Then the protagonist really is like a tool. They even used him as a tool. The ending should give him some favoritism.)

This is a purely left-brain/right-brain interactive story, it's so well-written, so incredibly well-written, it doesn't seem like something a human would write.

It's well-written. I've always disliked the mastermind revealing their true form. First, revealing their human form is like showing their health bar. Second, it makes them seem less mysterious. But this novel portrays the protagonist as a kind of mad strategist, which is good. The only downside is that the plot isn't scary enough; it just makes them go through challenges.

It's quite good; I hope it gets even better as it goes on.

The guy is in a bad situation, but I'm on the side of whoever is the main character.

It's worth reading. It's even better than another book I've read that features a protagonist who directly opposes another character. It presents a direct confrontation.

It looks pretty good; I haven't found any major flaws so far.

It's really good! Everyone should come and see!

Delicious! I love it! Five stars! We have to eat it together, after all, good things are meant to be shared, and bad things are meant to be shared too 😏 The author already tipped me, but there was too much for me to finish. [You can savor it]

Although these tomb raiding novels are increasingly veer towards apocalyptic themes, they're still quite interesting. This is the first time I've seen a protagonist who has been successfully devoured by a system.