Anti-Tomb Raiding: From the Start, I Scared Off the Tomb Raiders

From the first chapter to the present, I feel like you can't control it anymore. You're crazy about adding settings later on. There are many inconsistencies in the world. The worldview is getting wider and wider. Can you hold it back if it gets wider? It's getting further and further away from the title of the book... It's a good tomb robbery novel.

I suddenly had an idea, who said poison must be used in tombs? Let's use something serious, such as aphrodisiacs? (Chun Yao) Compared with tomb robbers, it is also good to replenish Yang Qi... Am I right, brothers?

I won't judge the writing style, but the creativity is very good, which is something many authors from the starting point don't have. It's just that the traps set up by the protagonist didn't feel very tense, and they were overcome with just a few strokes. The highlight is that the protagonist sets up a bunch of traps, and then the original protagonists cry for their parents when they are tortured, or they rely on their wisdom to get through the game and win rewards. That's what I personally watched. I don't care much about the plot, but the traps and monsters redeemed by using points are just like what I said above. They were dealt with in a few strokes. Then, what kind of injuries the protagonist group suffered was skipped directly from the process to the end, so I said there is no tension. I hope the author can describe it more.

If you don't have much money, just set up a 100-yuan first floor, and settle the bill on the 1 billion floor

It is recommended that those who read this novel only read the first 200 chapters, and stop reading after 200 chapters. In the beginning, there will be more or less mentions of tomb robbing, which is what the protagonist calls tomb guarding, but later on, he begins to cultivate immortality in the name of tomb robbing. Although fan fiction based on "Tomb Robbery Notes" generally has some elements of cultivating immortals, but I came here for tomb guarding, and he directly came to cultivate immortality. I really can't stand it Ever since I saw Xu Ming summoning Lin Zhengying and Feng Baobao, I really don't want to read it. Yes, the imagination is so big There are many pitfalls in the back, and the worldview is getting bigger and bigger. I can't stop it at all. I have read more than 300 chapters, and I feel that the protagonist has not even left the novice village. It is a very old routine at the end. It feels not worth it. I hope those who read this novel can consider it carefully.

Actually I also want to write a novel but

The protagonist has no sense of existence, not even Goldfinger. It's all about the author's worldview.

Wait a minute, I have an idea. Could it be that the protagonist traveled through time and became a ten-thousand-year-old corpse, a terrifying existence that can destroy the world when it is born? Once it is born, it will cause harm to the world. Then for the sake of its own health, the world gave him an anti-grave robbing system, and also sent him a few tomb robbers from time to time, telling him that he could only rely on the things given by the system to fight against tomb robbing. Success will be rewarded. Then the pig's feet will stick to the cemetery and never come out, and then the world will be peaceful (`●__●ˊ) /(๑•́ ₃ •̀๑)

How could I keep reading? I read two chapters about the psychological activities of elementary school students and the greed for money Shirley Yang. Looking at the comments again, Shennong must have been poisoned to death.

See Chapter 200. At the beginning, the world view was too small, and then I made crazy patches to expand the world view. There are inconsistencies, the time is staggered, and all kinds of things are out of sync. It's like originally making a beautiful porcelain bowl, but later found that the bowl was too small, and had to change it to a pot, with hammers here and there, all patched.