The Real Record of Tomb Robbing, Starting from Being Sold

I can't stand it anymore, the plot has no logic at all, the male protagonist has no supporting characters, I believe it one second and doubt it the next, Master of Face Changing, it's really just random writing.

I know where the Bald Mountain you mentioned is. And what you said is wrong, Bald Mountain is not located there; the place you mentioned is within Beizhen City, and there is indeed something there, from the Liao Dynasty and the Shangzhou Period.

Very nice, I hope the author will update it soon

The author has a lot of knowledge, but don't show off his skills too much. I couldn't stand it until about 50 chapters. My impressions: First: A child who has never been exposed to tomb robbing and only has experience in Feng Shui takes a few adults to rob tombs and cracks various mechanisms at will. The aura of the protagonist is too great. Second: If you are a furry child, don't insert some love too deliberately. Third: In terms of content structure: the atmosphere can be exaggerated to create a tense atmosphere, and the Feng Shui knowledge can be appropriately reduced. It is very cumbersome, long and smelly. I hope the author will continue to work hard.

The protagonist is purely from an NT. Let me excerpt an incident. The NT actually gave a newly unearthed antique to a person whom he had never met and had no understanding of. He was afraid that he would not be caught. According to what I said at the beginning, ten years in prison is considered good luck.

This protagonist is really incompetent and too naive, yet he still attracts the likes of most of the female characters in it. I feel a little unworthy of the praise I gave before...

You write about a protagonist who is constantly caught and accidentally rescued. There are still many flaws. Goodbye.

I couldn't stand it after reading Chapter 102.

What the hell

I really can't stand it anymore