Tomb Raider Notes Vs. Detective Chinatown: When Deduction Meets Tomb Raiding

It was very interesting to watch. I felt that the main character was miserable. His mother-in-law and his own life were used as leverage, and he had to be tied up with Wu Xie to help him break the situation. I hope that after the end of the game, I can take revenge and go back, have the power to not be threatened by others, and be free and live a normal life.

It's good to watch. It's a bit smart in the early stage, but it gets better and better in the future. I'm looking forward to Xiaohua and Heixiazi joining in, but it's really miserable. It's really a detective during the day. At night, no one on both sides of the tomb robber is law-abiding. They are not wanted. They are on the way to being wanted.

It's good to watch. Wu Xiaowu and Qin Feng are cute. I'm really looking forward to the meeting between Tang Ren and Fatty to collect treasures, and I'm looking forward to the meeting between Qin Feng and Heixiazi. Teacher, don't be a fool, keep writing! First give me a five-star review [sending my heart] [sending my heart]

It's surprisingly good-looking, a very innovative linkage, but will Tang Ren appear, and will there be a subsequent Tang Detective plot? If so, I hope Heixiazi will return for a limited time, haha, and will there be a CP? I'm very curious, but overall it's very interesting to watch. I'm looking forward to the next plot.

The writing is great, the main reason is that the characters are not OOC at all, and the linkage is very good. I just feel that Qin Feng's brain is a bit weak when facing the supernatural creatures in the ancient tomb, but it fits the character very well without any extra cheats. This is so comfortable to watch. I look forward to the development of the plot in the future. Come on, don't be fooled!!!

It's not bad, but the author may have forgotten about the Chinatown Detective that I watched before, and there are some important details that are not written out, and they are related to the later part. The fusion of characters from the two worlds is natural. Who is the main writing target? 😀I'm really confused when I see it

"When the Civil Code Meets Tomb Robbery Notes"

What a great idea. I hope Tang Detective Ersan can also recruit Wu Xie or other people to rob the tomb, and Wu Sansheng will be surprised that his nephew has become a great detective hahahahahaha

The author writes well, the characters are not OOC, and the plot is well developed and well detailed. But when I read a book, I would follow the protagonist. Now I feel that the protagonist is very frustrated. I am so angry that I can't read anymore. Goodbye, good luck, boss.

Contains spoilers Isn't Qin Feng the main point of view? Why is he either being threatened or being threatened? It's so frustrating. To be honest, he had nothing to do with the tomb robbers at the beginning. He was tricked purely. It's so uncomfortable. It seems that at least they should have an equal relationship. They can cooperate, be friends, or be employed (it feels like the employment relationship is not considered an employment relationship at all in the article, just to give some sweeteners). It's too uncomfortable to be threatened. But the writing is very good. To be honest, the writing style is very good, and the linking of the two worlds is also very interesting. This is the first time I have seen it. I like that the teacher can write better and better. I just feel that people who are involved in tomb robbers may feel that Qin Feng's meaning is unclear. They don't know how powerful Qin Feng is, just like running around, and they don't know how valuable Qin Feng is as a detective. Overall, the tomb robbers notes contain more descriptions and are stronger. I haven't finished reading it yet, and I will change my review if it is different. The more I write, the better. Later, when Tang Tanchang and Qin Feng finally show their abilities, solving crimes is the best expression. It's very well written.