Tomb Raiding: Don't Treat Me Like a Tragic Beauty

After wandering through other worlds, someone cast out by the Heavenly Dao can finally return to the tomb-raiding world and complete the remaining missions.

The missions are as follows:

The unseen bodyguard of Master Hua

When Xiaohua was little, his grandfather gave him a thunderous gift: a black, grown man.

Xiaobai was wonderful, gentle and tender, especially fond of children, and skilled in a fight, too.

Then, one day, his grandfather died, leaving the vast Xie family in the hands of a child.

The dangerous Xie residence and the teachers were trouble enough, but no one expected Xiaobai to disappear during a mission.

Wu Xie’s brilliant, aloof college classmate

After getting into Zhejiang University, Wu Xie first met Bai Luo in the dormitory.

At the time, he thought the guy was so handsome and cool. It wasn’t until they got to know each other that he realized the guy was actually a total clown.

He would also randomly ask Wu Xie,

“Will you still remember me?”

Every time, Wu Xie would laugh and reply:

“Of course. We’re the best of buddies.”

But later, he really did forget him.

What the others think of Bai Luo:

Zhang Qiling: Teacher Bai is a good person. His food is delicious.

Hei Xiazi: My servant. “He’s such a coward.”

Master Hua: So gentle, but so strong. Xiaobai is the best.

Wu Xie: He’ll drag you into trouble without a second thought.

This is the second part of Xiaobai’s story. I originally wanted to write something angsty, but it turned so sweet I nearly got diabetes~

After the first two arcs, there’s very little of the original tomb-raiding plot left. It’s just too bleak, so the protagonist will bring the Wang family to an end. Rain Village will be covered in the extras.

The story is a slow burn. The first and second chapters focus heavily on the characters’ thoughts, so please don’t give up on it~ I’m begging you.

Finally, this is not a beautiful-but-tragic story, so if that’s what you’re looking for, you’d best give it a miss.