Tomb-Raiding Madman

Please update soon! It's so good!!!

It's really beautiful. Subscription required for release

It's well-written, but the updates seem a bit slow.

A grandfather is a must-have in supernatural stories, which is acceptable. I just hope the male lead can be a bit more assertive. What's most frustrating about supernatural stories is the male lead's incompetence and cowardice; he has to rely on those around him for everything, surviving entirely on his protagonist's halo. It's really boring.

Please update more! This is a really good new book, but there are too few updates. Author, please hurry up!

The tomb-entry plot was truly thrilling and full of twists and turns. The author used the simplest language to write the story with extraordinary realism, making the reader unconsciously tense. My heart was on my hands the whole time. Although I wasn't experiencing it firsthand, I felt as if I were there myself. The imagery was so vivid; the scenes in my mind changed with the plot.

The title alone tells you this book is about tomb raiding, a genre I've read before. I started reading casually, but it was a pleasant surprise. The writing feels incredibly real, the story is relatable and down-to-earth, without any exaggeration. Of course, the portrayal of tomb raiders with their extraordinary abilities isn't exaggerated; I've always believed they existed.

As they chatted, Fatty Wang was about to reveal his name as Wang Kaixuan, and that his comrade-in-arms was Hu Bayi.

Comrade Hongchen, please don't abandon this project! Respectfully submitted by Siyan.

Hasn't it been updated in a week...?