Tomb Raiders Have Their Eyes on Me

The whole world thinks that the protagonist is a tomb robber, and they even ask the protagonist to go to the tomb to save people and find things to pay for his crime. It makes me so sick. Let me save people, first take a few million, and then let those people who said I broke the law kneel in front of me and slap themselves a hundred times on live broadcast, otherwise they will not be able to calm down at all. This protagonist has such a good temper. It's almost as good as not being the Holy Mother.

Has the author never seen how to handle a case, or has he never read a few criminal investigation novels? In a major case like the one at the beginning, it is impossible to arrest people in a haphazard manner and then release them without any evidence. Moreover, we still arrest the protagonist as the mastermind. This way of handling the case is just to arouse the suspicion.

Speaking of which, in reality, unless it's due to terrain reasons, don't archaeologists dig out tombs directly? I have read some tomb robber novels before (especially those about chasing tomb robbers). The archaeological team went directly into the robber cave, and the tomb chamber was made like a different world. It was the ninth heaven and the suspension bridge gate statue. It was at least a thousand meters deep.

You smoked so many things and were kidnapped and threatened. Are the skills and martial arts of the things you smoked useful?? Go and drive screws, you are not suitable for writing books

After reading a few chapters, this Ge Cuiyan is really fucking disgusting. I always feel that the author intentionally arranged a role for this female character to highlight her presence.

I have seen a similar one. Is the author just following the trend? Even if you follow the trend, you should get rid of the dross and keep the essence! Why did the poison point come with him?

Is this how the police judge whether they are grave robbers? Don't we need some physical evidence? Otherwise, why do you think I can sue you for defamation because I robbed a tomb?

After seeing the red-haired corpse, it doesn't matter whether the author wrote the book just to fulfill a dream or not, whether anyone will read it or not. . . . I just saved the policewoman, so I don't care if I don't thank you (it's not normal), and I talk about the protagonist like a tomb robber. The author thinks about it, is this consistent with the character of a normal human being? He wouldn't do this even if he was a little grateful.

I know, I learned other people's settings, but I didn't write them well and the data was poor, you can see it. However, I can't stop updating. I don't know how many people read it, but I tried my best. Sorry for the bad writing.

After reading Chapter 30, I really can't stand it. Are you a policewoman who is so brainless, or do you know how little you understand the police's case handling process? You are just making it up, and the dialogue between the characters is completely illogical and has no reason at all. First there is an archeology professor, who comes up and says, "You are a tomb robber" and then a female police officer opens her mouth and shuts up, "You are a tomb robber." I just want to ask them if they have any evidence? Before there is evidence, everyone is called a suspect, and only after the case is closed will they be described as a murderer or criminal. You can know whether this thing is good or not by looking at the wanted notice or the police report. Then the protagonist's operation is also very confusing. Not to mention the current news hype, there are many ways to get the reputation value you said. Why do you have to make it the same as identifying the site? It's okay to go to the archaeological site, but why go down? Is there any benefit? I don't think it's any good at all. The whole thirty chapters made me upset.