Brother Qilin Is a Real Tough Guy: He'll Raid Any Tomb!

I subscribed to one chapter just to complain about the whole fat teammate, causing trouble everywhere, the main character wiping his ass, taking it with him wherever he goes, why are we paying to see the supporting characters come? The supporting character is okay, Mao Yong didn't cause trouble everywhere, I really don't understand, what's the point of writing this supporting character fat man, how many people complained about it? How much is your monthly ticket? You haven't figured it out yet. I can't stand it anymore. It's so damn disgusting. It's the most disgusting book I've seen in the past ten years. The writing is good and the plot is okay. It's this supporting character. He is like Bao Beier in Hong Kong. You want to kill him. You are making such a thing and crawling on the feet of readers. It is not just disgusting. Goodbye.

Death from poison. . . . What is this written?? I can't resist it, everyone, bye.

Isn't the plot just like ghost blowing out the lamp and tomb robbing notes? The first story is Longling Mysterious Grottoes, the second story is Yunding Tiangong, and the third story is the ancient city. I haven't read the rest yet. It's not like a ghost blowing out a lamp and a tomb robbing note alternately. Not to mention, the first two stories still have continuity, but starting from the third story, the feeling of tearing begins. In the second story, the protagonist becomes a god when he comes out of the Bronze Gate. In the third story, the good guy becomes a tomb robber again? Some people think that the protagonist knows nothing, and the first two emotional stories were broadcast in vain. In addition, the previous one was an archeology student, and a group of scholars also said that the identity of the protagonist is not simple, and belongs to the official archeology of ancient times. The third story directly shows that the protagonist is a tomb robber, which is simply speechless. There are also the names of the characters in the story, influences, sect backgrounds, etc. To put it nicely, would it be called a tribute to the classics?

Later, I copied the whole thing without reading the beginning. I copied the fish bone temple where ghosts blow out lanterns, and even the gold-touching charms on the mummies were not left behind. Beef beer

The plot is pretty much the same, but the fat man in the early stage was a bit forced to subdue his intelligence. Later, in order to promote the plot, there will always be a person who subdues his intelligence. If this is changed, it will still be a good source of information.

Who is the protagonist? Every time Zhang Ling acts alone, he doesn't show any footage. He hides this not only from the archaeological team but also from the readers? The sense of reading instantly dropped to another level. Well, when I first met the protagonist, he would disappear from time to time and his field of vision would not follow the protagonist.

Tmd. What kind of retarded anti-human novel?

I can only say that the first two tombs are okay. Although there are some minor flaws, they do not affect the reading. But by the third time, it was obvious that the writer had changed. The protagonist's style has changed drastically, and the writing style that was always very serious has turned into a funny one, with a great sense of fragmentation.

We all know that people will die when we go to the grave, and we have to rush to save people, even with a fat man holding us back 🤮🤮🤮🤮🤮🤮🤮🤮🤮

I can't stand it anymore, that fat guy is really disgusting and a piece of trash, and I already said it in the first part about touching the golden talisman, but later on I didn't even know that it was about touching the golden talisman.