Strange Tales from the Haunted Tomb

After looking at dozens of pictures, I'd like to ask you guys: what exactly is the use of pig's feet?

If you're going to abandon me, why not just leave? Why bother posting comments and trying to get attention?

To be fair, there are a lot of problems with these so-called industry leaders. They hire a batch, a batch dies, they hire another batch, and another batch dies—it's really ridiculous.

It's pretty good. It doesn't need to be like *The Grave Robbers' Chronicles* or *Ghost Blows Out the Light*. A slightly far-fetched style makes it more enjoyable to read. There aren't as many real-world twists and turns, and you don't need to worry about government crackdowns. It's just a constant stream of tomb raiding, showing readers all the strange and wonderful things inside.

No matter how well it's written! First-person perspective: Half regretted (rating)

The protagonist is either under a tomb or on his way down to one; the entire story revolves around tomb raiding with absolutely no other descriptions.

It was quite enjoyable at first, but after the protagonist raided several tombs, it got tiresome. Opening a coffin always resulted in a corpse rising from the dead, tomb raiding always resulted in death, and entering a tomb always led to being trapped in a ghostly maze... It was all the same old formula, and the protagonist remained as useless as ever.

The book is quite good, but it's a pity the protagonist is morally corrupt; he raids tombs to make money without fear of being censored... He should learn from Wu Xie and hand over his tomb raiding to the state; perhaps the book would do much better. 🙂

No matter how badly it's written! First-person perspective saves half the battle (rating)

First-person perspective, huh? I bet a first-person audiobook would be amazing, right?