Tomb Raiding: Big Sister

The idea is good, but it's a bit like trying to emulate the traits of the Zhang family, who are minor officials. Also, there are too many "not... But..." Phrases, to the point that it's hindering reading. I could skip around and tolerate it, but I only made it to chapter 13.

It's good, fast-paced but well-handled. A pleasant surprise was the way the author closed the Bronze Gate, using the original world imprint of Huan Yue, which was of a higher level than this world, to close it. I like this kind of gentle, everyday progression. I also read the part where the protagonist is transported into Bai Ma and runs away with Xiao Ge, which was also good.

It's a good story. The opening chapters pull the young man out of the original novel's fate. I wonder if he'll encounter Hei Xiazi again later.

It's a rather unique perspective; the older sister rescued the young official and took him abroad to become a special bounty hunter. I'm looking forward to seeing how the story unfolds after they return home.

The first half is possible

It's very well written, making parenting easy and enjoyable to read.

Raising offspring comes first, then the discussion turns to the prehistoric era.

Yes, this is a good ending.

I give it 4 stars; the minor official has become a Qilin.

It turned into a fantasy novel while I was writing it! 👍