Tomb Raiding: The Storytelling Cat Thief, Zhegu Shao Pays His Respects
盗墓：说书贼猫，鹧鸪哨拜见
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Storytellers who can accurately predict human fortune and misfortune and offer guidance have some merit, but once they personally engage in tomb raiding, their status plummets. They go from reclusive sages to tomb robbers. No matter how elegant the term "tomb raiding" sounds, they're still just a group of thieves.
Did the author take any notes? He actually said that the four tomb raiding factions were separated from the Mountain Moving faction in order to find the Muchen Pearl.
The writing is a bit messy; it feels like there's no main plot, and it jumps around in circles.
There are many problems, and it's barely readable. The main issue is the writing style, which is a bit awkward. I suggest you don't write in such a literary style; it's really not suitable for you. It's so cringeworthy. Just write in plain language. Also, the way the characters in the plot support the protagonist makes it feel like the protagonist is accompanied by a bunch of tools who only know how to shout "666." The characters are too stereotypical and have no personality whatsoever.
Why does a mere maidservant/assistant who was rescued have so much to say? Doesn't she know her place with her master? Even if the male lead was kind enough not to treat her like an outsider, shouldn't she at least have some sense of propriety? Before, Yin Xinyue was a young lady and the boss; why was she being sarcastic and unfriendly?
It's a complete rip-off! The first few chapters are just storytelling, then the rest is just rambling nonsense.
This book ranks the extraordinary people in the world, and lists the thirty-two extraordinary people in the forest!
[One ghost, two eagles, three probing stars, four gods, three demons, all remain unfathomable; the Southern Buddha, the Northern Mute, seals the Jade Gate; seven wonders, eight oddities, surpassing even the God of Literature; nine tigers, ten dragons, only the Heavenly Silkworm's unique skill reveals the rise of the world!] One ghost: Su Fan Two of the best: Chen Yulou and Partridge Whistle
Seeing the capture of Jin Suanzi made my face hurt from laughing so much. Why not just turn into a fantasy world? If you're so capable, why don't you just teleport the Corpse King out of his tomb? Hahahaha! A lot of people are saying to retreat, but I find it quite funny. Even the exaggerated acting is a source of laughter.
Instead of cultivating immortality, you immortals come here to rob tombs? You've got some nerve!
Wow, that's awesome! The idea that the Four Sects of Tomb Raiders were branches of the Mountain Moving Sect searching for the Muchen Pearl was created by the author himself. It seems the author didn't read the original work.