Tomb Raiding: Reborn as Li Cu, I Dominate the Nine Gates in This Life

Judging from the title, I thought it was about a character who transmigrated into the body of Li Cu from the Sand Sea and then displayed great power. After reading a few chapters, I realized it's about an old, dead Li Cu returning to the Nine Gates era to act like a grandson. 😰

It's not like Li Chu is all old and dead, so why do Zhang Rishan and Half-Li look like greenhorns? They have no experience at all; they don't seem to have grown up, they seem like they're just starting out.

Even though they're all old and dead, why do they act and speak like young, blond-haired people when they're reborn?

Honestly, these days if your writing isn't good enough, you might as well use AI 🙂.

This is supposed to be Tomb Raider Chronicles fanfiction, right? It's so difficult! Years ago, you could at least stick to the Iron Triangle storyline, but now with the vast universe and many more characters, it's really hard to get into it unless you're a hardcore book or drama fan. Most people quit after reading the synopsis. Newcomers can't get into it, and veterans are too picky. Sigh.

First of all, the so-called Nine Gates, including the Zhang family, are nothing but small fry to Hades. A bunch of tomb raiders are not worthy of Hades' attention. They're just messing around with Yin and Yang. If you add the plot of Ghost Blows Out the Light and Soul Ferry, then those small fry from the Nine Gates can stop bragging. There are real ancient gods in Ghost Blows Out the Light, and in Soul Ferry, the Queen Mother of the West is still watching Earth from the moon.

Looking for some good tomb raiding fanfiction, but not the kind that stirs up trouble in the female-oriented genre. (Requesting books)

The introduction is alright, but if you're going to act like a coward, don't actually turn out to be a pig!

I want to see Zhang Haiqi, Master YYDS

Nowadays, readers prefer fast-paced, exciting stories, and book fans have become more discerning. They demand that the protagonist be intelligent, possess exceptional martial arts skills, and that the story be logically coherent. They nitpick even the slightest flaw. Most of these readers have already read the plot and are confident in their own thinking and values, so regardless of the writing's quality, it will always be a topic of discussion.