Tomb Raider: I'm Not a Scammer at All

The novel "The Richest Man in China" is really well-written; I enjoyed reading it and didn't feel it fell apart. I also greatly admire the author's imagination, experiencing the world they created alongside them. Regardless of its success or flaws, I hope it has an ending and isn't abandoned.

Dealing with the government has always felt rather uninteresting.

It's said that the tomb-raiding seals and talismans used by Cao Cao's tomb-raiding gang in ancient times were effective in warding off demons and monsters. Given China's current national strength, wouldn't the archaeological evidence they issue be even more powerful?

What's with this "young lady"? Shouldn't the benefits of pure yang energy entering the body be shared equally with the young man? The author inexplicably added a female character; it feels like this is going to be another anticlimactic ending like "The Richest Man in China."

I hope there's no female lead!!!

Forget it, this protagonist is just a simp. Goodbye.

It's written inexplicably.

I really hope the author will write more about people in government departments.

Your system is more cost-effective if it follows a large, high-volume approach. Hu Bayi's group is too small; there are too few people.

I haven't been updating much lately, so I'll just let it accumulate. Are you not going to write about your richest man anymore?