Tomb Raider

Author: Luo Xiaolin
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Publish Date: 2002-03-01
Features: After the funeral of a respected collector named Al Spencer in Liverpool, England in 1882, his family retrieved a diary from his bank safe. This diary was an extremely valuable primary source, and it was not made public until 1992. Several Eidos game content editors drew inspiration from the diary, and the adventures of a beautiful woman in an ancient tomb would become a hot topic for uninspired RPG games. Vicci Alford wrote the scripts for most of the first, eleventh, and thirteenth entries of the Tomb Raider series. The mystery novelist Luo Xiaolin accidentally came across this diary while browsing the internet and was immediately captivated. After researching Vicci Alford's scripts, reading a large amount of English materials about Lara and numerous archaeological works, and sending out thousands of emails seeking the opinions of Lara fans, she was determined to restore Lara from the games and movies. And so, this "Tomb Raider – Lara's Chronicle" was born. Lara's appearance is just as described in the diary: chestnut-colored long hair, brown eyes, a voluptuous figure, and attractive lips. The author's bold imagination, magnificent settings, profound knowledge, meticulous logical thinking, and ingenious concepts deeply fascinate readers. Some critics exclaimed: "This will once again be a super myth created by a woman!"