Don't Mess with This Streamer, He Can Rip Zongzi Apart with His Bare Hands!
别惹这主播，他能手撕粽子！
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- Urban
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This ancient tomb exploration article is really interesting. The protagonist Li Feng is bound to the adventure live broadcast system after traveling through time. He explores the tomb with his tomb robbing skills in his previous life and the ability of the system. The whole process is very enjoyable because of the technical flow. From relying on Feng Shui knowledge to accurately find the entrance to the General's Tomb, to physically cracking mechanisms such as serial crossbows and mercury knife formations, even dealing with Zongzi requires black donkey hooves, corpse-killing charms and close-quarters kung fu. The so-called "physical transcendence" is full of laughter and excitement. The setting of the live broadcast is also very clever. The audience's barrage interaction and the overnight observation by archaeological experts make the tense process of visiting the tomb a lot more interesting. The protagonist's careless but thoughtful character is also very lovable. The plot is tightly paced and is particularly addictive to watch.
From the beginning of the journey through the binding system to the tomb exploration, every step of the operation, whether it is Feng Shui positioning or cracking the mechanism, has a reasonable explanation. There is no sense of brainless cheating, and the writing is also very smooth, making it very comfortable to read.
It is a novel piece of ancient tomb exploration. The setting of the protagonist using the system to live broadcast the tomb exploration is very eye-catching. It combines Feng Shui metaphysics and physical cracking very cleverly. When facing the rice dumplings, he directly uses the black donkey's hooves to overcome physical problems. It is hard-core and refreshing. The protagonist understands Feng Shui and ancient martial arts, and the plot of defying experts is refreshing. The details of the live interaction also make the plot more vivid. The rhythm is compact and not procrastinating, and the more you watch, the more you get hooked.
It's rare to find a book about exploring a tomb that is both logical and entertaining. The author has written down the details of the tomb in a very solid way. He doesn't skimp on the Feng Shui knowledge and cracking of mechanisms. He doesn't just rely on the halo of the protagonist to force his way through. Every step is well planned, and it's very enjoyable to watch. The character arcs are very natural, and the overall reading pace is good, there is no nonsense, and it is very interesting to read.
It's okay, it's quite interesting [I understand] [Like]
The family members are really good-looking and very independent, and there are no other girls or anything like that.
It's very good. Is it necessary to call it true when reading a novel? As long as the rhythm is tight and the word count is not too slow, it can be enjoyable to read.
I think it looks pretty good, why is it rated so low?
Finally, there is a good book about tomb robbing that is not boring.
The writing is very good, a top explorer travels through another world and reveals the secret of a thousand-year-old forbidden tomb! The secret technique of Feng Shui in the left hand and the peerless martial arts in the right hand, the live broadcast decryption set off the whole network.