Tomb Raiding: Starting at Pingshan

I was just annoyed by a reader. In the first few chapters, when Chen Yulou, Partridge Whistle, and Li Changqing met Hu Guohua, in chapter sixty-eight, someone immediately accused me of plagiarism. I won't say which book I plagiarized, but it's more popular than mine anyway. They even said the ideas were the same, but if you read just one more chapter, they wouldn't say that!

At crucial moments, the protagonist forgets the plot, and not only that, but he also has to bring it up, which is disgusting. It's like he's overlooked something but can't remember it no matter what. Then he just shakes his head and says he doesn't want to think about it anymore.

This is a post for getting flamed, so feel free to vent your frustrations here! Um, the scene where I swore an oath at the beginning was indeed very awkward. At the time, I was thinking of getting into the plot quickly within three chapters, and I may have overlooked some logic. I apologize to those who think it's toxic! There's also a female lead, but it's tentatively decided that there isn't one yet, that's all 🤫.

In the world of Ghost Blows Out the Light, I'm very curious about what the First Emperor's tomb would look like. If even the tombs of some remote, small countries are so magnificent, then Qin Shi Huang's mausoleum must be flying into the sky!

I regretted giving it 100 points after watching it. The tomb raiding scene at Ping Mountain was practically the same with or without you. They just crammed a main character in, and he always messed up at crucial moments. It was infuriating to watch.

I've seen some readers say that the protagonist can't answer the tomb raiding jargon at the beginning, which they find a bit off-putting. Actually, that's normal, so I'll explain it here. First of all, my setting is that the protagonist is a master of martial arts from the martial arts world, whose skills are already overpowered.

First, travel to the primordial world and cultivate to become a Primordial Golden Immortal, then go raid tombs in the Tomb Raider Chronicles; that way, you won't encounter any danger.

Don't write these kinds of romance scenes if there's no female lead. They were poorly written and quite awkward, and they even gave me the feeling that I was about to be cheated on.

Actually, the four tomb-raiding factions in *The Grave Robbers' Chronicles* and *Ghost Blows Out the Light* are different. The Nine Gates in *The Grave Robbers' Chronicles* seem powerful, but their influence is limited to Changsha. In *Ghost Blows Out the Light*, Chen Yulou, the Unloading Ridge Warrior, is comparable to the Nine Gates.

If you're going to play with ambiguity even without a female lead, you might as well just write one with one.