
A Tomb Raider's Jianghu Memoir
一个盗墓者的江湖自传
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 554k Words
- Genre
- Mystery
- Subgenre
- Mystery & Supernatural
- Updated
- 6mo ago
- Source
- Fanqie
Synopsis
174Chapters
210Reads
174Listens
7.5kReads · all time
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In booklists 5
Not Nanpai Sanshu's The Grave Robbers' Chronicles, but Just as Good
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Tomb-Raiding Jianghu: Recommending Just One
I want to read books similar to An Autobiography by a Tomb Raider.
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Tomb-Raiding Novel Collection
Tomb-raiding novels with an unbeatable male lead. Ideally, something that combines The Grave Robbers' Chronicles and Candle in the Tomb.
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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.
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Horror and Tomb Raiding: Looking for Detailed Stories
If it's horror, then make it properly horrifying. Don't let it turn into cultivation after a few chapters. If it's tomb raiding, then stick to tomb raiding instead of padding the word count with romance. If you're illiterate, just pretend I never said anything.
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This book is interesting, but too bizarre