An Unofficial Journal of Exploration

To be honest, after reading the first 30 chapters, I lost interest. Don't criticize me for now. First of all, when I saw the person named Chen, I guessed that he was the male protagonist. Then I saw that the female protagonist has lived in the ancient tomb for more than a thousand years. She actually didn't know as much about the ancient tomb as the male protagonist, who only lived for more than 20 years. I read the comments and said that the female protagonist has lost her memory. , Then I don't understand. The heroine didn't lose her memory in the ancient tomb, right? What happened before the tomb was what happened, and her IQ is also online. Judging from the plot, the heroine often sneaks out of the main tomb to play, and she also knows how to communicate with the animals in the cemetery, but the female protagonist just doesn't understand the structure of the ancient tomb as well as the male protagonist. Is this logical? It's used to set off the mystery of the male protagonist, right? The heroine has been unable to leave the ancient tomb for thousands of years, but the hero takes the heroine out as soon as he comes? What superpower does the male protagonist have? Or does the male protagonist have a big face? Like what? I have lived in my own home for thousands of years but I don't know where the door is and I can't get out. But the male protagonist is strong. He can come and go in the same cemetery freely and can enter and exit multiple times. The male protagonist who has no reason is just a cow. The female protagonist can't find the door at home for thousands of years. The male protagonist is a cow because he has entered the same ancient tomb as the heroine countless times, so he can bring the heroine out? Why is the male protagonist so awesome? The female protagonist who is invulnerable and immortal can't find a way out, and the male protagonist who is a mortal, entering and exiting ancient tombs is like entering an uninhabited land, with an IQ of over 240? Logic? I have lived in a house for thousands of years. I walk around every day. I don't know where the door is. The male protagonist can take me out as soon as he comes. Because he is awesome and has a high IQ. He is ten thousand times smarter than the female protagonist who has lived for thousands of years? Anyway, I don't know why the male protagonist is so awesome and the female protagonist is so stupid. Why is there such a big difference in IQ? The female protagonist is obviously very good at playing on mobile phones. Is there no problem with her IQ? Anyway, this is the house I have lived in for thousands of years. I just don't know as much as the male protagonist. What's the logic? What logic? As long as the male protagonist is awesome, the mysterious organization is his plug-in, the country is his backing, his high IQ is his low profile, and he can come and go easily from the small ancient tomb!

Why do you hate the male protagonist? I don't hate him. People who hate having CPs probably don't hate people being single, but because they read too many books in which the heroine falls in love as soon as she meets the male protagonist, so she rejects CPs. But this is not →_→ This is about supporting each other. And the relationship is slowly warming up, you are not the kind of person who will fall in love with you as soon as you look at your face and will marry you! And the male protagonist is not overbearing, he is slowly cooking the sex, hahaha. This book is very interesting, read it!

I don't understand why some people are concerned about whether there is a male protagonist or not. The book is good and that's it. Your vision is only here, it's too low. The book is good to read, don't force it, just let things fall into place naturally. It seems to be going well so far. I, the Zongzi Queen, are as always a non-human being with a black mouth and a red heart, not tired or pretentious.

I really don't understand what the heroine wants. I saw about 80 chapters. This is how I feel now. If what the heroine wanted at the beginning was freedom, then she has already left that prison-like ancient tomb. If she wanted to repay Chen Qinghan's favor and help him find his sister, then she could just ensure that he didn't die and that she could regain her memory as soon as possible. It is now the third tomb of the goddess, and we have also encountered the fourth of her kind. She was cold towards her fellow tribesmen, but enthusiastic about helping Chen Qinghan. What she did was entirely from Chen Qinghan's perspective, but we were not of the same race or people. Her coldness is only reflected in her treatment of her own kind. The goddesses the protagonist has met so far all know who she is, and they are all trapped. It's really boring to do this kind of "I know everything but I won't tell you, you have to find the memory yourself". It is absolutely possible to explain the interests and risks to the heroine, and to learn about her past from the mouths of these goddesses, even if the real memory must be uncovered and found by herself. If a fellow member told her that it was half true and half false, it would be more dramatic for her to rescue every trapped fellow member than it is now. Let's talk about the male protagonist, Chen Qinghan. I really didn't feel his charm. It feels like he is a tool to explain the phenomena of objects. Seeing it now, I feel that the two of them are either taking advantage of each other or are companions. If there must be an emotional line between the two of them, I shudder just thinking about it.

Such a good book, why isn't it popular? I'm not convinced!

1. If you like tomb robbing adventures, you can read this book 2. If you like supernatural events, you can read this book 3. If you like the decisiveness of the heroine, you can read this book 4. If you like to constantly open new maps, you can read this book

Some people think the male protagonist in this book is unattractive. Oh my god, what kind of male protagonist do you like? He kills the whole family at every turn, is cold and cold at every turn, and controls the world at every turn. He lives for the heroine, dies for the heroine, and destroys the world for the heroine. He is sick. The male protagonist in this book is very good, he is very gentle, as gentle as a human being, and not stupid. He is resourceful but also principled. He is responsible, neither frivolous nor casual. He dares to take risks and take responsibility. Judging from the first two hundred chapters I have read so far. Very good

I found the synopsis very interesting. Is there a male protagonist? If not, I'd be in trouble, because I think it would be a waste of thought to have a cp emotional drama in such a setting.

After reading the first few dozen chapters and looking through the comments, many people were saying how awesome the heroine was later on and how strong she was in the past. This is a serialized online novel. The book begins with a self-deprecating wit, and is led around by the nose in various ways. The clown continues to make people feel disgusted. How can this kind of book be read? The background at the back is just to make up for the mistakes in the front.

It's interesting, especially the heroine, I don't worry about you, don't worry about me. It's very interesting. Hahahahaha. It's really amazing. Come on, keep an eye on you. The time-traveling and rebirth system texts are all over the place, and it's so boring. It's rare to see such interesting first-person narratives.