Cao Cao Told Me to Rob a Tomb

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.

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