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

Four stars first, and one star deducted because the writing is very good, but the plot in Jie Yuchen's story is too frustrating. There is also a high probability that the protagonist will compromise because he cannot sell the silver coins. Although I know that the protagonist is an ordinary person and cannot compete with the Xie family, I really feel that it is so frustrating [crying] [crying] Will there be a reversal later? I can't stand it any longer. I'm so frustrated. That's it.

Ok, I'm here to write a book review too, and the author's words in capital letters are also super awesome! There can be a little more ambiguity! I didn't expect that it was Li Cu who ate the tofu first in the end. This kind of innocent puppy is the best to eat, and it's not surprising that it's the end of the year! Oh, it's also very good-looking. Another accounting book is also on my bookshelf. I'm following both of them at the same time. It's really good-looking. Then I found that some people said that they were frustrated or something. Actually, I thought it was okay. I felt a little embarrassed. I could just turn over faster and just turn over. Wu Xie was slapped after that. It was actually quite refreshing. The descriptions of the protagonists here are also very good. Don't stop updating because of what they say. Then I will cry, make trouble, and hang myself. ᗜⰙᗜ Very beautiful! Gemini is awesome. I also have a Gemini OC, so I have been reading Gemini to accumulate my writing skills. ＞𐋣＜ I am simply enjoying watching it. I don't know what the universe is when I look at it. ᜊ•͈⌔•͈ᜊ Please give me more praise. It seems that it was recommended to male videos before, so the score is very low. It is really very good-looking. 🥰🥰🥰

What can I say about the plot? The character creation was so familiar to me. It turned out to be the same author who wrote a book I read before. The characters are all well created, and I can feel the protagonist's social animalistic vibe through the screen.

The author should be kind to him. He is a working man and has a working spirit. Once he is exhausted, there will be no one left. He cannot go back to the world. He can live a better life in this horrible world. I hope that the ugliest ones will stay away from the protagonists and never see each other again.

It's good-looking. I really like the protagonist that Da Da created. Some people say it's frustrating, but the characters in Da Da are ordinary people. This is really realistic, and I like this character design. God knows, when I see a tomb robber and easily get along with the protagonist, I just want to say that the needle is out of touch with reality. Come on, come on, come on, come on, come on, come on.

As for lightning protection, the author has actually made it very clear before. I kept reading because I was really interested. But to be honest, the golden fingers given by the author are very good. But just stepping into the perspective of an ordinary person really feels so helpless. I came to a new world inexplicably and lost my ID card. I tried my best to survive in this strange world. I just wanted to find a job to survive, but I got involved in a lot of messy things for no reason. During the interview, I was asked to complete a very difficult requirement. I tried every means to complete it, but the harder I tried, the more I was suspected and imprisoned. I was watched, kidnapped, and forced. In the end, they accepted me, but I had to accept never-ending surveillance. If I didn't accept it, I wouldn't be able to live safely and find another job, because they monopolized my hope of living openly. If I didn't accept it, I would have to live like a dog in the dark. But in fact, it would be okay if I accepted it. There is no dignity, and I am just a well-paid dog. At least I can still live well. I really feel so depressed and uncomfortable. The author made it very clear, mainly because I still want to read it hahahahaha. But it does make you think about whether you can accept it. The main feeling of lightning protection is not that much. Kneel down, kneel down

Okay, the setting is quite interesting. There are some minor logical problems, but they can be ignored and treated as private. It's not that frustrating. In comparison, the original boss was even more frustrating. The only thing I hope is that the protagonist can have a growth line and be a little smarter. The world of stolen pens is quite dangerous.

It feels quite interesting. The various mentalities of an ordinary person entering an unfamiliar world are not like some people who can even wear a book to mingle with top players in the village. It's a bit of a problem, but it's not a big problem.

I have become an author. I feel so aggrieved. (Disclaimer: I have read about chapter 26 so far, the chapter where the protagonist asks Huahua if she will destroy her humanity) Wow, wow, wow, I'm so frustrated with scratching the wall at night! ! ! It's 2:41pm now… I can't even sleep this late at night. Wow, it's so frustrating. Why don't you let the protagonist hold on for two days? Don't give in so quickly. In the huge city of Beijing, it's okay to find a place to stay for one night. We can let the protagonist persist for two days, and finally give in [crying]. I saw the place where I said harsh words to Huahua and the others (Huahua and the others were indeed very cruel), but they didn't get anything done. I just asked a few places and gave in. This, this, this, Even the blind man is still sending text messages to get angry. Even ordinary normal people should be a little angry and hold on to their thoughts at the time. Otherwise, the blind man will burst into ridicule, and the protagonist feels a bit like shading them at the critical moment, like Xiao Yan who was stepped into the mud and had his engagement broken off (this is because we, "Xiao Yan", will not be slapped in the face by escalation) He even said that instead of letting Xiaohua say "you passed", he would give things to the protagonist and let him go back to Hangzhou and join the job on his own. In this way, even if he meets Xiaohua in the future, he would understand a little more and not feel so aggrieved.

The plot settings are quite novel, and overall it's okay. But the reviews all say that the protagonist is aggrieved, but why do I feel that the protagonist is tougher than in the previous life. In the latest chapter, the protagonist is either complaining about this or that, complaining all the time, which is quite annoying. I felt that the protagonist was pretty cool and didn't feel aggrieved at all.