Tomb Raiding: A Master Thunder Listener Leaves the Iron Triangle Stunned

You can see it, it's very good. But a word of warning, if you like Liu Sang, don't watch it, I'm afraid your little hearts won't be able to bear it. All the highlights of the protagonist are covered up, and it becomes the feeling that one person is invincible.

It's written in a cool way, so some places look a bit awkward, but overall it's good. I think the best thing about this book is that the plot is controlled from the perspective of the protagonist and is supplemented by the characters in the original work. Unlike those plots that take the original characters as the perspective and are supplemented by the protagonist's perspective, and do not even distinguish between priorities. Such prioritization is no different from reading the original work. At least this book is very good and unfolds from the perspective of the protagonist. Even if you have read the original work, you will have a different feeling. Plus, it's a refreshing read that doesn't make you feel immersed.

Why does it feel weird? The system appears twice. Wu Xie said: The system gave it to me? I forgot the second time, so was it written by a real person? Let's just take a look and talk about it later.

It's okay, the protagonist is not marginalized, there is a plot, and there are no repeated clichés. I give it a five-star review. Come on [like][like]

The author's writing is so beautiful that I must give it a high score. I hope the protagonist doesn't have CP.

It is recommended that the name cultivate the nanny system rather than the selection system

I think it looks pretty [laughing][laughing][laughing] ... Emm gave up

Come on, come on, come on, come on, come on, come on

The author writes beautifully

It's pretty good to watch, and the plot doesn't drag on.