The Grave Robbers' Chronicles: Sending the Zhang Clan into the Bronze Gate

I hope the protagonist develops their own story, showing kindness and a willingness to help others, but not "serving" the trio. Everyone has their own perspective, and despite the many calculations involved, everyone hopes for a good ending for the Zhang family.

A very interesting and thought-provoking new story! I like stories that don't deviate from the original work and have their own ideas. Some of the main character's flaws are acceptable, since he was an ordinary person in his previous life. But if he doesn't grow and mature later on, it will be really toxic. Everyone has their own thoughts and calculations.

It's pretty good, but I'm a little worried about the protagonist's fighting and intelligence levels. Plus, everyone else is scheming against him, I'm so afraid he'll suffer! 🥺

That's interesting! Try raising it, but be careful not to kill it!

How can it be so beautiful!!!!! Giving the Zhang family a decent ending perfectly fits the impression of a reclusive family that has lived in seclusion for a thousand years. Turns out, everyone here has a brain! (Regarding the Zhang family)

The writing is superb, and the logic is very consistent. Please let the protagonist grow stronger quickly. It's not for the Zhang family's sake, but for the protagonist's own. I still prefer a protagonist who can protect himself and loves himself. He can be trusted, but he shouldn't gamble his life and fortune on those above him.

It's a pretty interesting premise, but so far it seems like this master, who is also the adoptive father, and the entire Zhang family are plotting against the protagonist. I hope it doesn't get too tragic later on; I just want to read a sweet story, and even a story about the development of the Zhang family.

This is a book that requires some brainpower. It doesn't follow the original plot. The Zhang family cooperates with the country, and every member of the Zhang family is very smart. The protagonist is just an ordinary person who is easily fooled by the Zhang family in the early stages. However, the author has a great imagination. The story ended quickly because the author couldn't continue writing, but the plot is still excellent. The idea is great, but the author can't put it into words.

It's a great read. At the beginning, Xiaoshan seemed naive, rebellious, and foolish, but after the system arrived, he seemed to become a little smarter. Overall, this is a rare genre after the Sand Sea arc. The author's writing is excellent and captivating. I'm really looking forward to the sequel.

This is a rare story where the Zhang family is saved in modern times. Actually, we like the Zhang family because we like Zhang Qiling. We want the young master to not have no one to rely on or trust. If you remove the filters when reading The Grave Robbers' Chronicles, you'll see a bunch of cunning people battling it out, with deeply entrenched factions and a group of outlaws. Don't say Wu Xie is naive; they should all be in jail reflecting on their actions.