The Grave Robbers' Chronicles: The Years I Raised Little Brother

Based on the author's other book featuring Baima as the main character, the writing style and plot quality are guaranteed. The author excels at writing slice-of-life stories, which are incredibly heartwarming. Most importantly, I absolutely love this premise! I've always wanted to read a story about raising a young man in the Zhang family, and I've finally found one that suits my taste and is of high quality. Please, author, keep writing! ❤️❤️❤️

This is really good! Whether it's the adoption of children or the heroine becoming a concubine, it all feels very realistic. If you don't like the heroine being a concubine, you might not want to read this. I saw many people were against it before, but I love it! I've been supporting the author since the last book and I support the heroine having all sorts of romances! Keep it up and update more!

The female lead is a bittersweet character, her lonely and resilient life is already bitter enough. She finally raised a child and wanted a peaceful life, but then someone took a liking to her and made her a concubine. After she comforted herself, her cousin reminded her of the past. Those people were truly inhuman; they severed ties without considering the consequences, trampling on her dignity.

It's great! I find it very interesting. The relationship between the female lead and the younger brother isn't purely familial, so their being together doesn't feel abrupt. I'm looking forward to the younger brother growing up and the female lead's storyline. Author, please update soon! ❤️

It's pretty good, although a bit of it shocked me. But I found the protagonist's life quite interesting. I can accept her drifting along with the tide, because she's already suffered enough. However, I still hope the author won't burden her with so much more hardship. I always feel that my pity for the unfortunate, which I consider rather fortunate, has a hypocritical "landlord's kindness, unable to bear seeing the poor suffer" quality.

It's so good, so good, super good, super good! The writing is completely OOC (out of character), but it feels a little angsty. Every time I read it, I feel like I should call her the class's counselor, anyway, she's the class's counselor, and it makes me a little uncomfortable… It just feels like the female lead is a little bitter… Yeah, yeah, yeah, I hope the female lead is happy! *^_^* May the author be happy every day! (ง•̀_•́)ง Keep writing! ง ˙O˙)ว

Both this book and the previous one were acceptable to me, although the female protagonist in this one has a more tragic life than in the previous one. I especially wish the female protagonist's brother were here too; it would make her feel better in this unfamiliar world.

Don't talk to me about purity or impurity in the comments section. You can't criticize other Tomb Raider novels, you only talk about the author, are you trying to make yourself seem superior? And some Tomb Raider novels don't even have character settings that fit the descriptions, go ahead and point that out.

Ahhh, the author has started a new book! It's by Xiao Ge (a popular male author), and it's super good! I hope he writes a lot more, and the ending must be a happy one! 😘😘

This is great! The character designs are excellent, and I'm looking forward to the upcoming episodes. The author writes wonderfully! Although the characters are new, the overall storyline and plot are very coherent and not out of character!