Who is the most powerful character in Tomb Raider Notes and Ghost Blowing Lights?

Notes on Grave Robbery and Ghost Blowing Lights are both works with the theme of grave robbery, which highlight the image of the protagonist by describing various internal organs and supernatural phenomena of graves. The author of "Notes on Grave Robbery" is Nanpai Sanshu. The book is divided into seven parts: Seven-Star Lugong, Qinling Shenshu, Genting Tiangong, Snake Marsh Ghost Town, Mysterious Sea Returning to its Nest, Yinshan Gu Lou, Qionglong Stone Shadow, and Episode (up and down) * *.

Muye Zhang, the author of Ghost Blowing Lights, divides the book into eight parts: Jingjue Ancient City, Longling Cave, Yunnan Insect Valley, Kunlun Temple, Huangpi Tomb, Hui Gui in the South China Sea, Nuqing Xiangxi and Wuxia Coffin Mountain.

Speaking of the best players in the two works, I believe everyone has their own opinions. Personally, I think Hu Bayi in the Ghost Blowing Lantern is the descendant of the captain with the highest technical content among the four grave robbers. As a school with the most rules, it is essential for a captain with the word Yin and Yang Feng Shui 16 to find a dragon to explore the curtain. The younger brother in the notes of grave robbery is a stuffy oil bottle with a unique temperament and mysterious identity. He is recognized as a master of grave robbery. Otherwise, Wu Xie and the fat man don't know how many times they have died in various complicated ancient tombs.

Hu Bayi Hu Bayi is a typical character, bold and cautious, courageous and resourceful, playing around on the outside, soft and kind at heart. In the TV series Longling Cave, Hu Bayi played by Pan Yueming is a little fat, but Lao Pan really shows the characteristics of Hu Bayi, especially when he secretly invests money in a small shop. He has pain in his heart, and his inner play is very good because he can't help much without money.

Hu Bayi is such a figure, saying that he is the best player in Ghost Blowing Lights, because he can gather people. Wang Pangzi is a generous man, no one can control him, but he is willing to listen to Hu Bayi. If you have nothing to do, you will cause trouble. You must help Khufu solve things.

There is also Yang Ping, whose image, temperament and knowledge are out of place with Hu Bayi, but love is such a wonderful thing. When Yang Ping meets Hu Bayi, she will have a chemical reaction. Let's talk about big gold teeth. What a sly little citizen, he dare not cheat anyone, but he still dare not cheat Hu Bayi.

Grave robbing is the result of teamwork. People who work alone don't know which tomb to stop at for dinner, just like the elders who touch gold found by Hu Bayi in Longling Cave. Therefore, in terms of team spirit shaping, assembly and influence, Hu Bayi ranks first in Ghost Blowing Lights, but if you want to say it is the aura of the protagonist, I know it, but isn't a bookworm reading a book the story of the protagonist and the protagonist?

The stuffy oil bottle of Tomb Raider Notes Zhang Qiling's brother's stuffy oil bottle deserves to be called the most awesome figure in the universe of Tomb Raider Notes. You can go to mountains and seas, explore graves, clean up the mess, protect Wu Xie and kill monsters. Your bloodline is different from ordinary people, and you can resist hordes at critical times, which is super useful. Formerly known as Zhang Qiling, he is the spiritual leader of the Iron Triangle in the novel. Every appearance can bring people a sense of security and hope, and they can do almost anything.

I remember reading an interview, and my uncle said, "Little Brother is the kindest, smartest, most mysterious and most powerful character in the book." Moreover, the younger brother also has a skill that women all over the world envy, that is, he can keep his young face for decades, which my uncle calls "a perfect longevity whole." So if you don't lose your memory, it's really invincible.

As a member of the Zhang family, it may not be his real name, but the code name of the patriarch. The mysterious Zhang family has been guarding the secrets of bronze doors and Ultimate in Changbai Mountain for generations.

Although Tomb Notes and Ghost Blowing Lights are both novels about tomb robbery, there are still some similarities in the depiction of ancient tombs, especially the fact that both works are on fire at the same time, and there is a fat man in the tomb robbery team, which is always easy to confuse the plot. But in fact, the two books have their own merits. Zhang Qiling in Grave Robbery Notes exists like a patron saint, while Hu Bayi in Ghost Blowing Lights is a little sui generis. There is still a difference between the two.