The Grave Robbers' Chronicles: A Naive Airhead Wrecks Everything

[A laid-back protagonist + unaware of his own good looks + all directions + irresistible to men and women alike + top-tier combat strength + crossover with Guardian of the Soul]

P.S. Don’t ask where the top-tier combat strength came from. Just watch me make it up.

In 2003, Lou Wu is eighteen, all alone, and has a cat.

Once he gets a cat, he can’t take those jobs that involve traveling far away to make quick money anymore. Zhao Li, all the way in the capital, gives a mischievous grin and immediately reports it to A Cha, then spirits both Lou Wu and his cat back to the capital.

Lou Wu: …

Well, all right. At least he has someone to look after his little one... uh... a person, maybe?

Whatever. Zhao Li doesn’t eat cats.

Life as a convenience store clerk is quiet and uneventful, and the cat keeps getting plumper. Then the debts left behind by his late adoptive father come knocking.

Looking at A Ning, whose expression is strangely “affectionate,” and the impressive figure in the payment column, Lou Wu silently dumps the instant noodles in his hands, packs his bag, and sets off, boarding a train bound for Qinghai.

[Ding, Hidden identity awaiting unlock]