Cao Cao Asked Me to Rob Tombs

I have read the latest chapter again. It is really well written. Although the pig's feet have shortcomings and are timid and arrogant, they still want to protect the pottery, jade and other treasures in the tomb for future generations to study.

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Would you like to create a golden school captain with a little bit of fantasy? I'm looking forward to it.

The great river goes eastward, and the waves are swept away, and there are romantic figures throughout the ages. Therefore, on the west side of the fortress, the human path is: Chibi, Zhou Lang of the Three Kingdoms. Rocks pierced through the sky, stormy waves crashed onto the shore, and thousands of piles of snow were rolled up. The country is picturesque, and there are so many heroes at one time. I think back to Gong Jin's time, when Xiao Qiao got married for the first time and looked majestic and handsome. Feather fans and silk scarves, while talking and laughing, the boats and oars disappeared into ashes. My motherland wanders in my mind, I should laugh at my passion, and I will be born early. Life is like a dream, a statue returns to the moon.

It's really good. The character of the protagonist is quite interesting and vivid. There is no problem if you insist on writing it this way. The only disadvantage is that it is in this historical category. This category actually discourages many people, and most people who like to read historical literature cannot accept that the tomb robbing is a bit offensive. Weird things that defy logic. Although the author can indeed justify it, it cannot be consistent with reality. If it were written normally, the theme of the protagonist's tomb robbery in the Three Kingdoms would seem too bland. This is a pity, but as a novel, I think it is quite well written and very imaginative. As for whether it will be popular or not, who knows, everything is ready and all we need is the east wind, so keep writing.

The above are the nail keys and tap stones mentioned in the book. They are usually used to hold up the door to prevent tomb robberies, and at the same time, they also leave a passage for future generations to offer sacrifices.

There is a bug in the introduction. With Cao Mengde's character, shouldn't the protagonist be taken away before death? 😂😂😂

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The author said he is not a good supervisor

Fill in the water, Chapter 8 prediction, the protagonist pretends to be a ghost, the wolf is really coming, the protagonist's three views are ruined, he still has to pretend, it is not predicted in Chapter 8, after the protagonist leads the team out after a lot of wind and rain, he suffers heavy casualties, and he also loses the prize, but he has gained a lot. The protagonist's own profit is limited, but the boss Juejue's tomb robbing and gold mining thing is very promising. The watering ends here

To be honest, even if I have such a fierce tomb robber, I will definitely kill all his group when I am about to die. The tomb of doubt should be destroyed, why not wait to be stolen if I don't kill such a powerful tomb robber first?

I always feel that this subject is so unpromising. If you travel through the Three Kingdoms instead of fighting for hegemony and go to rob tombs, it's like traveling through the mythical world and instead of cultivating immortality, you go to live in the world.

The picture below is a representative of the cliff tomb in the novel, the tomb of Liu Sheng, Prince Jing of Zhongshan, a typical cliff tomb, the female figurines in the tomb, and the hollow brick tomb that may appear in the future. Cliff tombs are found in Hebei, Shandong, and Henan in the Western Han Dynasty, and most of them are in Sichuan during the Eastern Han Dynasty.

Crazy hint

Cao Cao gave the protagonist ten beauties, and the protagonist wanted to keep them until he was eighteen years old. The author also emphasized several times in the article that he wanted to be 18 years old! If these ten beauties were all virgins, what would the protagonist's face be like? After all, I'm not looking for a real wife for you, so why do you still expect to be rewarded with ten innocent beauties? Moreover, Cao Cao did not become emperor, nor did he choose a concubine, so where did the beauty come from? Of course it was stolen! Haha 😄

I quite like the style, but the front is too pretentious. They have already traveled to the Three Kingdoms, and they still have to worry about the protection of cultural relics in the 21st century. The most speechless thing is that he is a tomb robber under orders. He has already turned over other people's tombs. He just needs to keep a line as a human being and not destroy or steal anything. He also builds diamond walls for others. Doesn't this mean that you have to erect an archway when you become a XX? Also, that person wanted to harm the protagonist, but he said it to himself and was heard by others. How long has this person been holding back and not speaking before he wants to say everything in his heart?

Why did Cao Cao give the protagonist ten beauties? The reason is very simple, because Cao Cao likes wives, and you will wait for the protagonist to accept the ten beauties. Everyone should know what Cao Cao, who is known as the "Married Man", would do.😜😜

If Cao Cao dies, the protagonist will die too. No explanation

This is true love

It is difficult to find information on the subject of tomb robbing, and there are some terms that need to be found in some wild histories or biographies. This "Biography of Immortals" was compiled by Liu Xiang of the Western Han Dynasty. It contains many sentences similar to the legends of immortals and monster information for reference. The "Biography of Immortals" in "Tao Zang" is an addendum compiled by later generations and may be interspersed with the Han Dynasty. The dynasty of the novel has been locked and it is difficult to find unofficial historical materials of later dynasties. You can look at similar ones for the author, and you can also look for more in Dao Zang. The picture below from Baidu is the supplement to "The Biography of Immortals".

As mentioned in the article, I have also written part of it. Now I will briefly list it. If there is anything hidden, you can also discuss the rationality of it together. Ring 1: I won't talk about the protagonist's. Ring 2, Ring 3: I told them in the article, but I won't say it again. Ring 4: There may be an old Niubi here, who is responsible for compiling legends and unofficial history materials. He may add positioning and Feng Shui skills. Maybe this period of rebellion is over, and the emperor will appear near Luoyang later (basically all the ancient tombs near Luoyang have been dug). Ring 5: Blacksmith, forge special weapons and tools. It is best to appear before the mechanical master comes in, and then match the mechanical upgrade. Ring 6: We need someone who specializes in pathfinding here, who will do the initial reconnaissance and on-the-spot inspection of the cemetery, and who will be responsible for keeping watch and finishing the job (you can find someone who used to do horse detection on the bottom, who knows how to cover up the traces). The main thing is to be young and able to run. Ring 7: The Mohist Mechanism Technique (possible for a young successor) The author has also mentioned this before, this person must have it, and the subsequent upgrade with a gunpowder explosion will be like Patrick's Star. Ring 8: Survival in the wild, hunter, in the later stage it is still early to wait for Boss Cao to reach Dongxi Sichuan. There are many ancient tombs over there, mountains and rivers, and miasma poisonous snakes and insects need such talents. Ring Nine: I have a bold idea about this. . . . . Probably not a living person. . . . The Mechanics who appear in the subsequent upgrades of Mechanism Techniques have high defenses and are supplemented by those that may appear in the future to guard against boss Cao's distrust or various calculations by the heirs of the Cao Group (guess). As for what fantasy elements to add, that is the author's own business. If you see something that is not very consistent with your ideas, you can reply in the comment area,,,,,,, In order to let others see it, please apply to add @author by the way.

This book can be renamed Cao Chui... From the author to book fans, most of them have added to Cao Chui...

The protagonist's style and some things are really unpleasant to watch, like a wretched big man. It's obviously a male video about history and tomb robbing, but it has to have those delicate little love affairs in the dialogue with women. They are all male readers who come to watch tomb robbing and history. Who wants to watch your vulgar and embarrassing scenes of joking with women? The character Bai Jingjing is even more so. He is obviously a lowly and lowly gravekeeper. The author wants to act like a follower. On the surface, he has no respect for the protagonist. He also makes him look like a girl in the 21st century. A historical novel still uses this character. It is really uncomfortable and disgusting to watch.

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When I read Chapter 350, I felt that the male protagonist's setup was broken. The male protagonist always rushed to the front and stayed behind when there was danger. He felt that it was useless to have so many people under his command, and he was never willing to let soldiers explore the way. There is nothing interesting about a pure good person. But in Chapter 350, the male protagonist in order to win over Sun Duyan, in my opinion, it was a negotiated deal. On the grounds of marriage between the Huang family and the Zhuge family, they lied to the Huang family that they could not kill Sun Duyan. Only Sun Duyan's horoscope could serve as a witness. Otherwise, there would be no need to mention it. In this way, the Huang family could not kill Sun Duyan, and Sun Duyan could be used by the male protagonist. You see, the Huang family did not know what evil they had done in their previous lives. If they were to be good people throughout their lives, they might still be grateful to Sun Duyan! (Sun Duyan killed four babies of the Huang family or were stillborn and deformed, causing the Huang family's fortune to decline and the family to fall into disgrace, and causing the Huang family's daughters to have physical decline, deformation, ugly appearance, and short lifespans.) Such a person would not kill the male protagonist but would also deceive the Huang family with him, just because he knew a little bit of Lu Ban's art, and he was not a master. I was speechless after reading Chapter 350 and did this thing halfway through🤮

When we went to rob Gongshuban's tomb, some people were really that stupid. Even though there was danger, they were all their own people outside, but they just didn't go out. Just explore alone. Feeling more mellow

I stopped reading halfway through. I originally thought there would be a side story about the historical records left by the main character dug up in modern times. With so much history before the Three Kingdoms, there might be traces of the existence of the Xia Dynasty. Then the main character wrote it down and was dug up by later generations. But the author didn't write it down, which made me feel very sad.

I feel like the public transport-like tomb is just like the flesh and blood suffering from the weak mechanical ascension.

This pig's foot is a joke, right? The Three Kingdoms to the Tang Dynasty have always valued family background. If you go to ancient times, don't you think about future generations? You don't want the books from the tomb of Marquis Haihun. You can imagine the importance of ancient books, and they are ancient books. I can't figure it out. Is it just for the purpose of robbing tombs and protecting excavations? Why hasn't my mind changed after going there for several months? ? ?

The feeling of this book is really unfinished