Tomb Raiding: Marrying into the Huo Family from the Start

Chen Yao is really beautiful.

Becoming a powerful warlord doesn't preclude him from achieving immortality as a god. In fact, the greater the power, the easier it is to achieve one's goals. He can wield power over the world while enjoying the company of beautiful women. Why bother with a live-in son-in-law? Taking wives and concubines is the proper way.

Casting Chen Yao as Huo Xiangu is a stroke of genius; it will bring the character to life and make her a top-tier role.

Brothers, do you guys have any ideas on adding stories from other worlds, like "My Date with a Vampire," "Uncle Nine," or "Wu Xin: The Monster Killer"? I can write it after researching the relevant information and historical background.

I've read the 53 chapters you've written so far. From the thousand-strong gang as betrothal gift in Chapter 2 to the inner core given to the female lead in "The Wrath of Xiangxi," there's been little mention of Huo Xiangu beyond that. Like Nanpai Sanshu, you've portrayed the Huo family as mere tools for showing off and being cool.

I thought you'd write something new and interesting, but you just produced a huge mess? You're definitely the king of sullen flattery on Qidian!

The title "Seventh Princess" sounds so awkward, can't you just say "Fairy Huo"?

Zhang Haiqi's stills

I urge the author to quickly rework the earlier chapters before releasing too many. The punctuation is so bad it makes me want to curse. Putting aside the plot and writing style, the punctuation alone is enough to deter many readers.

I admit I didn't write a very good synopsis for this book, because I wanted to hear everyone's thoughts later on and add some world-building elements. As for the claim that a son-in-law who marries into a woman's family is a sycophant and a good-for-nothing, one should do some research.