Tomb Raiding: I Am a Descendant of the Xieling Sect
盗墓：在下，卸岭后人
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 2.2M Words
- Subgenre
- Infinite Flow
- Updated
- 1y ago
- English
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761Chapters
8.3kRecommendations
91.3kFans
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The Unloading Ridge skill tests a large number of people; is this what you call Unloading Ridge?
It started out like a system novel, the first few chapters were pretty good, but then it turned into a system novel when they encountered Wang Pangzi's jade pendant, and even extracted the power of the snake spirit, it felt like the writing style of FL.
Not bad, at least it didn't rely too heavily on cheats. The worst thing for tomb raiding novels is when the cheats are too obvious; otherwise, the sense of adventure is lost. Hope you keep up the good work!
Yin Nanfeng
I suggest writing fewer books on this kind of material in the future. When did tomb raiding and digging up other people's graves become something that can be openly and legitimately brought to the stage? By combining tomb raiding with fantasy romance, isn't he just robbing people's graves? The premise is wrong.
Author, listen to my advice! Your tomb raiding scenes are too dense, lacking in slice-of-life moments! This is causing visual fatigue! After finishing a tomb raid, it's all about scheming and plotting, then heading off to another tomb raid! The entire story is practically a constant cycle of traveling to tombs and scheming, which is a major flaw due to the lack of slice-of-life moments! It leads to visual fatigue! I started experiencing visual fatigue halfway through!
It's not good at all. It doesn't fit the character of the Unloading Ridge faction at all. If the author wants to write a lone wolf, he should change the character's identity. There aren't many Unloading Ridge warriors. Unloading Ridge is just a euphemism for unloading.
Following the path of the Unloading Ridge Warriors, it's not possible for several people to go together. You should pursue a legitimate path, such as opening a factory, starting a company, selling handicrafts, or even exporting. As for the gray area, it should be sold to the "National Treasure Gang". On the black side, they should have subordinates in various places.
It looks awkward. The characters' actions and words seem a bit exaggerated. They're trying too hard to be cool.
It's full of crises, and then that's it. It's just crisis after crisis, every chapter is a crisis. They wrote over a hundred chapters about tomb raiding. There's a reason it's not popular; there are no exciting moments, just constant crises. After a while, you get numb to it. Anyway, even skipping twenty or so chapters doesn't feel disjointed at all.