The Grave Robbers' Chronicles: I Treated Them Like NPCs and It Backfired

Judging from the writing, the heartthrob All Xiang Wen is actually a novel. In fact, the novel is more of a drama. So far, there is no emotional drama in the seventy chapters, but in fact, the writing style is not bad. The writing style is as gentle and gentle as the male protagonist's character. Judging from the current direction, it is a long novel, but the plot is indeed a bit too bland, and the motivation to follow up is not very strong. But it's rare that it's not a novel, so I'll keep it in my collection. I hope there will be an emotional scene with Shura in the future, and I'll list some of my cute points for the sisters in the future: 1. I started writing it from the Jiumen period, and the plots are original and derivative from the events of the original work. Jiumen's character has been changed, and the characters are much more positive than the original work. All the original CPs have not been removed, and there is also a certain proportion of descriptions. Those who want to see the emotional drama between Lao Jiumen and the male protagonist can leave it alone. Visually, the emotional entanglements in the copy are those of Wu Xie's generation, which feels far away 2. The male protagonist is a smart and kind-hearted character who cares about the country and the people and has a high sense of morality. He has a systematic cheat. Because he changed the character of Laojiumen, he basically gained trust very quickly. His friendship value and trust level are very easy to build. The male protagonist is also sincerely working for Zhang Qishan. The younger brother appears but has very few scenes.

It's a more bland article. There are so few people commenting. Is it because there are not enough people to read it or because everyone is too busy to comment? Every time I want to see what everyone thinks, I find that there are no comments. I can't do it. If you like to read something bland and slow-paced, you can read this. It has a CP but not much description and is not recommended for those who are particularly concerned about it. 🤔 If I remember correctly, this introduction is mainly about Pingxie Heihua Fat Bar. But since the author started writing from Laojiumen, except for the little brother who appeared late (but I haven't seen the blind appearance yet), does this book have CP or no CP🤔

I just read too few reviews of this book, so here is one. I read other reviews and it seems that the book has a sub-CP. It's okay, as long as it doesn't delay the protagonist's heartthrob, and don't write too much. If it doesn't work, the author can also put this sub-CP in the extra chapter [Chigua]

I gave this novel a five-star rating and wanted to read it all when I read Chapter 9. I feel like the plot is really good. It's not like the kind of system that directly gives rewards at the beginning. The protagonist (Wen Jingci) slowly explores the plot by himself. The NPC author writes it as if it were real.

It's quite good-looking. The characters are described in detail and the plot is smooth. However, it doesn't feel like there's much of an emotional thread. Very few people have read this book.

I like this plot very much

Very nice. I especially like novels where the details between characters are written into the plot. The author's writing style is also very suitable to my taste. Good luck, author🥰

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