Tomb Raider's True Account: It All Began When I Was 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 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.

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.

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