The Grave Robbers' Chronicles: Southern School

How about I write "Notes on Eastern Grave Robbers"

At the beginning, he was inexplicably telling a woman he met for the first time what the slang for tomb robbing meant, or in front of others to rob tombs, and then took the woman he met for the first time to rob tombs. Light a candle, and it turns green because of methane. In order for the methane to explode, you have to slowly turn the candle into green light before it explodes. I co-wrote your book just to comply with the rules of directly changing matter. I really don't know how I could write such a weird thing. Damn it, I can't stand it at all.

Compared with the Northern School, it is too stretched.

It looked good, but I didn't watch it again.

I really can't listen to it anymore, please update it quickly!

The author's conception is clever, the story is close to reality, and the plot is ups and downs and fascinating.

The logic is confusing and the plot is confusing. Chen Laosi, the leader of the northern sect's tomb robbers, has become a polished commander in a daze. Does he still need to call the police to catch the male protagonist? Stop watching

No focus, too many repetitions

This seems to be all a running account and not interesting at all. After reading a hundred chapters, I really couldn't stand it and deleted it from the bookshelf.

After seeing the northern style and then the southern style, my feeling is that it is not as good-looking as the northern style. The southern protagonist always said that he regarded Professor Zhang as his father, but what he did was far from it. He often doubted Professor Zhang. Compared with the heroine, Professor Zhang, who was verbally regarded as his father, was nothing.