Digging in Russia

Keep it up! ... I haven't been able to find any more novels by the "Digging Party" since I finished reading "Global Digging Party."

I misread the title; I thought the main character and the Japanese were digging potatoes in Siberia. 😥

The protagonist's cheat ability is barely noticeable; many things are found by other people's detectors. The writing is heavily padded; people are drawn to the book by its title to read about digging, not to read about your daily life. And can't things be more enjoyable when everyone's using cheats? It's so boring; you can skip chapters just by reading the titles. It's slow and drawn-out, and the cheats aren't even properly executed.

It's already 150,000 words and the protagonist hasn't uncovered anything yet, and he even has a cheat-like ability to see through things? What a joke.

Could you please change the price for renting a warehouse in Chapter 116? 70,000 RMB per month, 840,000 RMB per year? That's outrageous! 70,000 RMB a year is almost enough for an old warehouse; otherwise, it doesn't feel immersive.

The investigation is far more extensive than that of the Global Times' "Digging Party".

The author is truly talented to write a treasure hunt adventure novel in such a bland way.

At first glance, I thought I was digging potatoes in Russia.

If the author is just doing this for their own amusement, that's fine. But if they're trying to make money, there's basically no hope for this book to be updated more often. To be honest, this book has the advantage of a niche subject matter, but the plot is just average. It's neither bad nor good. I don't follow it or care about it. Plus, the updates are very infrequent and the content is rather superficial. You can finish a chapter in about one or two minutes.

It's bland and uninteresting, lacking any highlights or exciting moments, and also contains a lot of unnecessary dialogue.