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  1. Tomb Raiding: A Player Scavenges in The Grave Robbers' Chronicles 盗墓：玩家在盗笔拾荒 Hong Jin鸿瑾Mystery557k WordsCompleted New book: Tomb Raiders: The Host Flirts with the Male Group in Daomu Notes (currently serialized...) Season One: Tomb Raiders: Players Scavenge in Daomu Notes (completed) [Female lead + Fourth Calamity + lighthearted comedy + System + tomb raiding + everyone's favorite + beloved by all + all] The female lead is the Fourth Calamity incarnate. Zhang Jin discovers a newly launched game world online called Scavenging in Daomu Notes. The description says: Anything you pick up here is yours. When she 6.6kReads8.6Score652Shelves
  2. Tomb Raiding: My Childhood Friend Is the Third Generation of the Nine Families 盗墓：发小不多九门三代 Hong Jin鸿瑾Mystery171k WordsOngoing [Female Lead + Lighthearted Comedy + Ultimate System + Tomb Raiding + Everyone Loves Her + All] Note: From the Nine Gates to The Lost Tomb, the childhood friends of all three generations are the female lead. Chen Jinyu is a fan of The Lost Tomb. When she landed in the world of The Lost Tomb, she was still a little kid, and Fourth Master Chen of the Nine Gates took her in. Later, to save her father, she took her Ultimate System and traveled the world, leeching experience from the children of fort 224Reads—Score—Shelves
  3. Tomb Raiding: The Host Flirts with the Male Crew in Daomu Biji 盗墓：宿主在盗笔撩男团 Hong Jin鸿瑾Mystery225k WordsOngoing [Female protagonist + System + Hilarious and absurd + Disguised as a man + All pairings + Everyone’s darling + Irresistible charmer] Chen Jin wakes up in the snow. The System tells her she is the grandson of Fourth Master Chen of the Nine Gates, and that she must stir up the emotions of the main characters from The Lost Tomb series to stay alive. She reaches down to feel… but of course, there’s nothing there. Where’s the little guy? How can the “grandson” they told her about be so different fro 52Reads7.2Score—Shelves
  4. Good-for-Nothing Qiguan Ce 废柴亓官策 Hong Jin洪進Historical69k WordsOngoing Qi Guan Ce is the Great Jing Dynasty's most famous good-for-nothing. His father is a deputy minister of the Ministry of Personnel, and his elder brother came first in the provincial examination. He alone has failed the entry-level exam three years in a row and can't even recite the whole Three Character Classic. The scholars of the capital mock him as “the Qi Guan family's useless lump.” Everyone thinks he'll spend his life living off his family, but then he binds himself to a Slacker Imperial E 14Reads—Score—Shelves
  5. Good-for-Nothing Kuang Chen 废柴贶辰 Hong Jin洪進Urban60k WordsOngoing Kuang is a surname few people have ever heard of, and for Kuang Chen, it has come to symbolize three years of humiliation. Once the heir to a top-tier wealthy family, he was reduced to a good-for-nothing with shattered meridians and no ability to cultivate after an “accident.” His family cast him out, his fiancée publicly broke off their engagement, and the city’s elite mocked him, saying a “good-for-nothing isn’t worthy of such a fine surname.” At the engagement banquet, his fiancée hooked her 10Reads—Score—Shelves
  6. I Slacked Off to Victory and Shocked the Entire Court 摆烂躺赢震惊全朝堂 Hong Jin洪進Historical52k WordsOngoing Everyone in the Great Jing court knows that the Zhan family of the capital is a distinguished scholarly clan with a century-long legacy. Four generations of its family have produced successful candidates in the imperial examinations, making it the pinnacle of the exam system. Only the legitimate grandson, Zhan Yu, is a good-for-nothing who somehow emerged from this literary lineage. He studies for three minutes, then sleeps for two hours. When he picks up a brush to write, he makes more mistakes 7Reads—Score—Shelves
  7. Good-for-Nothing Cuo Ergou 废柴爨二狗 Hong Jin洪進Historical60k WordsOngoing In the Great Yan dynasty, the imperial examinations were the only path to advancement, and Cuo Ergou was the most notorious good-for-nothing examinee in all of Qingzhou Prefecture. Ten years as a licentiate, three years as a county scholar, and he still couldn’t recite the Analects in full. His handwriting was worse than a dog’s pawprints. Even the examiners had to sigh: “A dog could write more neatly than you!” While others studied by lamplight, he loitered in a corner. While they pored over th 7Reads—Score—Shelves
  8. Tomb of Terrors 4 古墓凶间4 Hong Jin宏晋Mystery102k WordsOngoing My new work is here! You're welcome to read it on Tomato Novel. I hope you'll enjoy it. Your support is what keeps me writing, and I'll do my best to tell every story well! —Reads—Score—Shelves