The Grave Robbers' Chronicles: Braving the Wild Chickens with an iPad; The Wu Family's Ten-Year-Old Young Lady: Tower Defense to Save the Whole Team from the Start!
A canon-based fanfic, with Ping Xie and Hei Hua as the couples. These are my personal headcanons, so please don't flame me if you don't like them.
On her first day off, top agent Wu Zhaozhao was reading The Grave Robbers' Chronicles, gaming, and muttering, “Pan Zi can't die, Hei Xiazi's eyes have to be cured, and Ping Xie and Hei Hua are staying together, no matter what!”
The next second, lightning struck the power strip with pinpoint accuracy.
When she opened her eyes again, she was standing in the moldy corridor of the Golmud Sanatorium. A wild chicken snake flicked its tongue overhead, while Wu Xie beside her turned deathly pale. “Kid, who are you?”
A message popped up from the Underworld's customer service:
[Transmigration compensation: A magical iPad made real.]
[All apps work at only 10% effectiveness.]
Wu Zhaozhao looked down and saw a row of icons: Plants vs. Zombies, Honor of Kings, Where Winds Meet, and A Happy Life in the Peach Blossom Land, along with countless other apps. She fell into deep thought...
So she placed three fan towers at the entrance to the tomb passage.
The gusts sent snakes flying all over the walls. Wu Xie's worldview shattered into a QR code, Zhang Qiling stopped mid-swing, and Hei Xiazi rubbed his chin with a grin. “Third Master, your kid's got some tricks.”
Others rely on experience when raiding tombs; she relies on cheats. While others struggle to survive in ancient tombs, she builds tower defenses, opens the minimap, sets up a rural inn, and hands resurrection armor to characters whose tragic fates she can't accept.
She'll save Pan Zi, protect Xiaoge, cure Hei Xiazi, take down the Wang family, and rewrite every tragic ending.
And what about Li Cu?
One day, that boy dragged by fate into the Sea of Sand will hear her voice amid the endless dunes: “Don't be scared. Your big sister will help you win this uphill battle.”
The author's generously written article helps everyone in the tomb robbing notes, which is a pity and is very well written. I hope you can write similar ones in the future. Come on!
The pace is brisk and the plot is compact and coherent.