I Transmigrated into Grave Robbers' Chronicles as a Quartermaster, and All Nine Clans Rely on Me

I initially gave it four stars but deducted one because the writing is excellent, but the plot involving Xie Yuchen was incredibly frustrating. It's highly likely the protagonist will compromise due to not being able to sell silver coins, and while I know the protagonist is just an ordinary person and can't compete with the Xie family, it still feels so frustrating 😢😢 Will there be a plot twist later? I can't stand it anymore, it's too frustrating, let's just leave it at that.

Okay, I'm here to write a book review too! The author's writing is absolutely amazing! Please add a little more ambiguity! I didn't expect that Li Chu would be the one to take advantage of me in the end! This kind of innocent puppy love is so sweet, and it's probably a younger man/older woman relationship! Wow, it's really good!

How can I describe the plot? The character development felt so familiar; it turns out it's by the same author as a book I read before. The character development is superb; I could practically feel the protagonist's overworked, salary-weary vibe through the screen.

Author, please treat him well. He's a working-class man, his soul is tied to his job. If he's worn out, there'll be no one left. In this world we can't return to, I hope he can have a slightly better life in this terrifying world. I hope the ugliest character stays away from the main characters forever.

Thanks for avoiding this post 👍, but I have to say, it was incredibly frustrating 👍. So what if he's just an ordinary person? Ordinary people have their limits too. Of course, it's understandable to feel frustrated in the beginning, since he's just an ordinary person, and starting out is tough.

It's great! I really love the protagonist the author created. Some people say it's frustrating, but the author writes about ordinary people, which is very realistic. I also love the character design. Heaven knows, seeing someone transmigrate into a tomb raiding world and easily become friends with the protagonist just makes me think it's so unrealistic. Keep up the good work, author!

The author has already clearly stated the warnings earlier. I continued reading because I was genuinely interested. To be honest, while the author's "golden finger" (advantages/favorites) were quite good, the perspective of an ordinary person felt incredibly frustrating.

It's alright, the premise is quite interesting. There are a few minor logical issues, but they're negligible and can be considered personal interpretations. It's not as frustrating as some might think; the original boss was much more frustrating in comparison. My only hope is that the protagonist will have a growth arc and become a little smarter, since the world of Daomu Biji is quite dangerous.

It's quite fun. It shows the various mindsets of an ordinary person entering an unfamiliar world, unlike some people who can become friends with top players just by wearing a book, even though they don't know any old ladies in the village. It has a few minor flaws, but they're not a big problem.

Oh my god, author! I'm so frustrated! (Disclaimer: I've read about chapter 26 so far, the chapter where the protagonist asks Hua Hua if she'll euthanize him.) Author, sob sob sob, I'm so frustrated I'm tearing my hair out at night!!! It's 2:41 AM now... I can't sleep at all, author, I'm so frustrated! Maybe you should let the protagonist hold on for two more days? Don't give in so quickly!