Martial Arts and Spirituality Begins with Ghosts Blowing Lanterns

Just write "Ghost Blows Out the Lamp" and don't add "Tomb Raider Notes". As long as it's on the shelves, I'll at least give you an initial order.

It's good. I saw in Chapter 8 that the protagonist gave Lao Hu the magical power he got from exploring a tomb while he was sleeping, and gave Fatty Wang a pill to strengthen his internal organs while he was sleeping. He said that he would have these in the future, so he would give them to them now. Really good for brothers. At the beginning of the article, I went to the Tomb of King Xian first and said that I had to explore the tomb alone. It would be easy to explore the tomb and know the mechanism. Then I killed the giant python and turned around and left.

The author goes to find a factory to make screws! Very poisonous🔨🔨🔨

The protagonist seems to be called Que Xin Yan Zi.

It is extremely poisonous. An Jin starts by exploring King Xian. If you use your strength to enter, you will die. Go back and read the original work of Gui Chui Deng.

Is this the right fucking order? Why write it repeatedly?

Even if my brain is stored, I can see that I am in a fog.

Money-spreading boy? This is such a big deal. The system gives rewards to others? Just practice boxing by yourself? Then why write the system?

For novels about tomb robbers, I personally feel that Ghost Blowing Lantern and Tomb Raider Notes should not be combined together. Ghost Blowing Lantern does not have as many families.

Looking at the introduction, you're already such a dick, but you're robbing tombs?

The protagonist especially likes to send benefits to friends. Benefits have been distributed from beginning to end. Have no idea what he is doing?

Not bad

Not bad, more in line with my taste

Goodbye, I feel like the writing is a bit messy and I feel uncomfortable reading it.