My Tomb-Hunting Years
我的寻墓生涯
- Status
- Completed
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- 2.5M Words
- Subgenre
- Supernatural Folklore
- Updated
- 6y ago
- English
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I found this novel disgusting; I couldn't finish after 50 chapters. The protagonist was incredibly repulsive, and the female lead was so despicable, constantly clinging to the male lead and causing him endless drama. She was incredibly slutty.
Stream of consciousness
The content is like a diary entry. I'm abandoning this project.
It was like watching a terrible movie; all I remember is the elaborate setup, but the plot and characters were like children playing house, and the dialogue was completely thoughtless. I'm only being so harsh to express how disappointed I was.
This is fucking garbage! The protagonist's character was designed solely to disgust people! I can't help but swear at him!
I can't stand it anymore, it's so badly written.
The first few chapters are very important; the beginning of this book is full of flaws.
The moment you step inside, you're bombarded with all sorts of toxic elements, like the mentally unstable "saintess" and the "burden"—it's absolutely disgusting.
Should zombies care about what ordinary people think?
I think this zombie tomb raiding novel is quite well-written, with clear logic, unlike other zombie novels; it's a zombie suspense novel. It prominently showcases the wisdom of the ancients, and regardless of its historical accuracy, it easily evokes a sense of national pride. I've already purchased over 300 chapters, and the main plot is clear and the storyline is well-developed. However, the protagonist's way of dealing with the world makes me feel somewhat uncomfortable.
I won't comment on the "eternal zombie" story. I bought 100 chapters and felt the protagonist was terrible; the zombie could be insulted and slandered at will. Zombies are indeed powerless once they're dead—it was disgusting. I couldn't stand it anymore and quit.
In less than ten chapters, the introduction of Zhang Kaiqiang is contradictory. He has almost no experience in tomb raiding, yet in just a few chapters he's visited countless tombs. I'm speechless. Seven or eight of them were terrified when they encountered a pack of wolves, yet they still had the guts to enter another one.