A Southern School Tomb Raider's Notes

Beautiful and moving

People who write novels can tell that the writing is really amazing, awesome. It's no worse than Tomb Raiders Notes. It's good. If you don't believe me, try writing it yourself! It's really difficult to write such a novel with such rich literary flair and plot.

The ending is a bit sloppy, but it's quite entertaining.

I have read more than 300 chapters and close to 400. I think I still have a say. Not to mention that the author's writing skills are average and he also likes to make up his own words. The reading experience is not very good and stumbling. The main plot is pitifully small, and basically 30% of the main plot will be followed by a memoir type. The memoir has been written in many chapters, with derivatives and derivatives. I suspect that the author's main plot content is not enough, so he uses other content to fill the word count. As a result, you can see that the main line has been completely blurred, and the writing is extremely exaggerated, without common sense, and there are as many self-contradictions and loopholes as a sieve. It feels like the author should be talking about cross talk or storytelling, and the writing is really awkward.

The writing is pretty good, and it's quite beautiful.

There is no structure, rambling, and nonsense!

Write a tomb robbing, write a myth

The protagonist, Tai Sheng, is nosy and messy.

Write randomly

Nothing