Suddenly, I had a feeling that Third Uncle Nanpai's Hidden Sea Flower and Sand Sea were here to fill in the holes in Grave Robber's Chronicles. Why did I feel that there were more and more holes now?

Answer 1

The Hidden Sea Flower and the Sea of Sand were one of the representative works of the third uncle of the southern faction. They were indeed used to fill the pit in Grave Robber's Chronicles. In these two works, Third Uncle Nanpai described in detail the story of the tomb raiding team exploring underground caves and also revealed the black industry chain behind the tomb raiding behavior. These plots were different from the classic plots in Grave Robber's Chronicles, but they also presented a more realistic underground world for the readers.

As the third uncle of Nanpai wrote very quickly, his works would often be updated to fill in the previous pits and add new plots and characters. Therefore, readers might feel that there were more and more holes. However, this was also part of his writing style. His works were often full of surprises and uncertainties, so readers had always maintained their expectations and curiosity towards him.