Tomb Livestream: You Call This Exploring?

Any live stream that links itself to tombs, gods, ghosts, or similar themes clearly indicates that it's mindless and intellectually degrading content. Such live streams should never exist. Every platform that does should ban them. Even a free country like the United States wouldn't allow it.

After reading twenty or thirty chapters, it's definitely a mindless, silly story; if you can accept it, it's quite enjoyable. As for those who are hung up on the logic, why are you reading fantasy novels? Go read documentary literature! Besides, this isn't exactly a typical writing style.

This kind of subject matter won't last long, right?

This is a mindless comedy; it's genuinely mindless, but the humor is serious.

I saw in the comments that it's fun to watch without using your brain, but I didn't expect that "without using your brain" means completely without using your brain at all.

This book is indeed quite funny if you read it as a silly comedy. The biggest flaw is that the policewoman is incompetent and addicted to tomb raiding. She keeps trying to catch the protagonist robbing tombs, and the protagonist even fawns over her and tries to save her.

I got this 9.6-Rated book from a pirated copy and have already finished reading it. I'm now officially subscribing. Although the logic is a bit messy, it's a very relaxing and enjoyable read. Keep it up, I believe in you, and I hope you continue to create such excellent content.

It's quite entertaining, provided you watch it without thinking too much. So I can't stand watching when the police don't arrest the main character.

Honestly, I really liked this book, but I stopped liking it after the male lead got together with Xiao Jiu. This woman always interferes in everything; the whole book revolves around her whims. The male lead has absolutely no opinions of his own; even if he has an idea, Xiao Jiu's expression alone is enough to shut him down.

The book is good, it's just a pity that I still have a little bit of brainpower left. I'll save it for later and read it again when I can clear my mind.