Dual Transmigration Between Twin Dragons of the Tang Dynasty and Tomb-Raiding Worlds

You're truly a genius. Bringing Tang Dynasty porcelain to the modern era—what's the difference between that and selling modern fakes? And the fakes aren't even as well-made to look old as modern ones. What were you thinking?

The plot progression is unclear, the cultivation techniques are poorly described, and the purpose and advantages of the Longevity Technique are unknown. The effects of reaching the beginner, minor, and advanced levels are also unclear. At the very least, the effects at each level should be clear! You're focusing solely on advancing the plot without understanding anything, and you don't even know the purpose of advancing the plot. Think through the details, my friend!

The plot is bad; I didn't understand why the protagonist went to rob tombs—it's dangerous and offers no benefit.

The last one was a Naruto-themed dual-transmigration story, now it's a dual-drama-themed tomb raiding story.

I suggest you don't be fooled by current values; grave robbing is the lowest of the low. Even womanizers and rapists despise his existence.

Dear author, things are different now than before. Writing about making money from antiques is now a well-known scam. You can buy them without any problem, but if you try to sell them, you simply won't be able to.

If I had the ability to time travel, I'd first kill off the Twin Dragons of the Tang Dynasty and Hu Bayi/Fatty Wang. Then I'd strip their bodies naked and throw them into a corrosive liquid. After that, I'd dump them in an ancient tomb in the Tang Dynasty of another world.

This is a light novel, full of protagonist-obsessed characters, with a messy romance and plot. I'm dropping it.

The author just mentioned that mastering the Mountain-Pushing Qi Gong could lead to the Grandmaster realm, but only a few chapters later, he says that even practicing it to death won't break through to the Innate realm. Speechless! Did the author forget what they wrote earlier because they were afraid of writing something later?

I'm outta here; the protagonist's personality is just too hard to like.