A Brainless Fun-Seeker's Tomb-Raiding Adventures

You write about tomb robbing, but also have an original heroine in a courtyard? What did the author think?

The Lezi people didn't see it, they didn't have the brain, it was true.

I don't know what to say. . . If you want to write the year, just write it directly. It's a mess written by a tomb robber.

First of all, as the book club said, the first three chapters are not good. They all explain the background, the writing is not attractive at all, the explanation is very open, and the bragging is embarrassing. Moreover, the author did not understand the politics at that time, and the family structure of the heroine's family basically did not appear. Then, I really don't understand how to define fun in this article. It's not as lively or humorous as other astronomical articles, but rather a bit of a quarrel like a Siheyuan article. The problem is that this article is not that interesting, and I didn't notice any of it. The text really doesn't match the title of the book. As for the main text, the content is a bit like the emperor's golden hoe. For example, the plot of the heroine and the lower class, I can't expand it and write it down. The structure is too broken, like many plots are about conflicts with the archaeological team. I wrote several chapters at a time, which was not only frustrating, but also failed to continue. There are a lot of problems. The characterization of the protagonist is not good. Not only does it lack a sense of time, but the plot of Wei Guangzheng is also awkward.

The heroine is the big one, Cun Cun is the laggard, and the rest. . . . I didn't see any fun at all.

It feels very similar to starting a live broadcast with just one person

Brainless is not so brainless, right?