
The Grave Robbers' Chronicles 9
盗墓笔记续9
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 1.4M Words
- Genre
- Anime & ACG
- Subgenre
- ACG Fanfiction
- Updated
- 5y ago
- English
- Request a translation
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128Favorites
3Recommendations
32Fans
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The soldier's name was Hu Zhou, and he briefly recounted everything that happened during the war.
This veteran of the War of Resistance Against Japan is my neighbor. This happened 60 years ago when the Chinese army was founded.
Age: 80; Person: Veteran of the War of Resistance Against Japan; He is my neighbor.
There are many true stories from the Red Era.
Thank you for the ebook, The Grave Robbers' Chronicles is really good.
I feel it's very well-written, comparable to Nanpai Sanshu's works. I've always been unclear about the ultimate ending, so I've been following the Tomb Raider Chronicles ever since.
The plot is quite complex, so much so that it incorporates elements from several tomb raiding movies I've seen, and even that one I can't quite place... But I still really enjoyed it, and the ending was fantastic! I loved it! Highly recommended.
To be honest, this is my third time reading it. I used to criticize Nanpai Sanshu in the book reviews every day because he wrote books that were left unfinished. But then I thought, if it weren't for his unfinished stories, Dao Dao wouldn't have had such a perfect ending.
The ending was fantastic; the trio was reunited! It was great!
It's basically the same as what my third uncle wrote.