Tomb Raiders: Guardian of the Mountain
盗墓之观山太保
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 343k Words
- Subgenre
- Supernatural Folklore
- Updated
- 4y ago
- English
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Many people say Chapter 65 is problematic, so let me explain. It's normal to assess someone's abilities before asking for a favor, but the author messed up the order. Testing them after asking for a favor is problematic. This is the old trope of the "King of Soldiers and Divine Doctor" who showed off and then got humiliated. Although the author explained why he did this at the end, the problem remains and makes the logic even more confusing.
I think the main world concept is a flaw; I basically skipped through it. Focusing solely on the fan fiction parts made for a much more enjoyable viewing experience.
I remember there was a writer who actually went to jail for tomb raiding, but he seems to have been released recently. Then I started a novel, and I stopped pretending and started writing in the first person.
As a 20-year veteran bookworm, here are my reading experiences: 1. Authors who have no entry requirements for comments are usually established authors with a large number of loyal fans. They are open to all, like Han Xin commanding his troops – the more the merrier. 2. Authors with some writing experience are very confident in their work, so the entry requirement is low, usually 1 fan point. 3.
I think the author writes very well! It's just that the updates are a bit slow. I hope the author can stay home and update more regularly during the pandemic.
I'm speechless about Chen the Blind. Why didn't he just confront the truth? Was it because he didn't have a good excuse? And requiring 100 fan points to comment? The author must be crazy for money!
The tomb raiding parts were quite well-written, but I really didn't like the so-called main world—it felt completely less engaging than the tomb raiding instances. I skipped the main world part entirely.
I won't be ordering your next book either. Both books. Completely cut. That's outrageous.
What's the plot of chapter 65? It's so toxic!
If this book is abandoned and abandoned, I won't read any new books published in the future; there's no trust in it whatsoever.