Tomb Raiding: With a Ghost's Back, I'm a Chosen Ridge-Breaker

Is it true that Xiling Rikishi is stronger and nothing else? The tools used by the unloading warriors are also very professional. Can't we make the protagonist look like a fool and go through the original plot again? Are there no other golden fingers besides storage space? No matter how powerful it is, it will still be dead if it encounters physical mechanisms and self-destruction mechanisms. Even if you fill your space with antiques, what will happen if you don't have channels? Others lower the price, but you can't sell it? Tomb robbers are similar to the provincial and Hong Kong flag soldiers who rob gold shops. You work hard, and people will eat your goods at 50% to 60% of the market price. You have no channels to exchange for money and materials. It is recommended to eat the legacy of the Xiling Rikishi. Whether it is related to manpower or channels, I have read the Iron Triangle tomb robbing adventure article countless times. The protagonist cannot be like a fool who runs a single gang, working hard and getting nothing in the end.

The biggest failure of this book is that the author made the protagonist look like a supporting character. Hu Bayi is the protagonist in Ghost Blowing the Lantern, which is good, but Wang Kaixuan is the protagonist in your book. As a result, Fatty Wang's personality is no different from that in Ghost Blowing the Lantern, except that he has decades more memory and increased martial arts value. I don't know how to use my brain. I had the opportunity to learn Qimen Dunjia from Chen Yulou and find Lingpu. I didn't want to change my destiny in my previous life and improve myself. My first reaction was to ask Hu Bayi to learn it. You are his brother and not his maid. Why didn't he want to teach Fatty Wang the sixteen-character yin and yang passed down from his family? He didn't want to watch it when he saw this.

In general, nothing has changed. The fat man is still fat and ugly, and he still follows Hu Bayi wholeheartedly. He is still a supporting character!

The Xie Ling Rikishi just has a nice name. Don't talk about backstabbing. You can't stop Xie Ling even if you put the golden saint tattoo on it. Those who are Xie Ling are just a bunch of unskilled coolies.

Decades of experience have been passed down to dogs, and even if they don't speak in tune, they are always poisonous, saying things that you will know in a moment, and so on, and acting like a magic stick. The biggest attraction of time-travel novels is to change the plot line. It is best not to reveal things that have not happened. What is even more poisonous is to tell the protagonist about future events or to clearly hint to the people around him. It is the same as every pen, and there is no hint of it at all.

It's difficult to write a tomb-robber fanfic. If the plug-in is too strong, the protagonist will become a mess. If the plug-in is too weak, it will feel like writing the original content again. The most important thing is what was poured out after a narrow escape in the original work, that is, some property.

If we had changed the protagonist, the country would have been destroyed by the fat man.

What the hell? I don't want to read it anymore. I don't have any leadership skills. In the last few dozen chapters, I met Wu Xie who was working as a nanny. Is he a key figure? Is it important to you? I read the original book a few years ago, and it's just 1 Pure 250. I have been working as a nanny for him. I don't know what I think. The writing method that centered on myself was so good in the past, but now I really have no interest at all. I will delete the book directly like this.

It's nice to have multiple female protagonists, but they're all reborn, so it's boring to be timid.

There is a lot that can be written in the world of Ghost Blowing Lantern. The novels Ba Chang writes later are all in the same worldview, and there are awesome beings like the Ancient Gods in them. I remember there was a big banyan tree that you could sink into the environment just by looking at it, as if there was a way of heaven in this world.