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The writing style is acceptable, but it suffers from many common problems found in novels of this genre in the past: the plot logic isn't very smooth, and the protagonist's character development is poor. A so-called history major going to tomb raiding to survive and meet the system's requirements is understandable, but his excessive greed and suicidal tendencies once inside the tomb really…

Is this someone's alternate account? How did they manage to start charging after only 50+ chapters?

Some books are ridiculous enough with a bunch of idiotic supporting characters, but you go straight for an idiotic protagonist. Are you afraid the book won't be toxic enough?

The author's writing is quite good; although there are some logical issues, they are not major problems. My only concern is that since few people read the book, the author might abandon it. To be honest, even though I subscribed to the whole thing, seeing that it starts charging from around chapter 50... Emmm It feels like the author is planning to cut their losses and leave.

This is absolutely fantastic! It's a masterpiece! I've never read such a wonderful book before. 😰

The protagonist believes in science. Ghostly illusions and such are just hallucinations, but when a ghost appears, it automatically uses the spells (?) Implanted in its brain by the system—is that science? When there's danger, everything is real; when there's no danger, everything is real. So, believing in science is all fake? He's already transmigrated and reincarnated; why talk about science? This isn't science fiction.

This book has an interesting plot, vivid characters, a clear structure, numerous foreshadowing elements, immersive fight scenes, and a very well-developed protagonist... In short... This book is a pile of shit.

The combat power was inconsistent from the start, and the protagonist's character was somewhat awkward. Given that he knew the sixteen-character feng shui secret technique, he still claimed to believe in science, and knowing the taboos, he still went around trying to kill himself. Hopefully, the author will improve later. I'm out of here.

Grave robbing is all about money. If you rob graves for ages and don't even get a penny, what's the point? Even if there are system quests, you won't do them because there's no money. In the Republican era, there were so many other things you could do, like being a translator and earning some money. You learn a bunch of skills, and if you could make some money, that would be great.

I'm impressed. It seems like anyone can write a novel and even get recommended. I feel like Qidian is doomed; I've searched for ages and can't find a single book I can actually read.