There is a fat man in the grave robbery notes, and there is also a fat man in the ghost blowing lamp. Fat people frequently appear in tomb-robbing works?

In fact, the tomb-robbing notes were originally written by fan fiction. Because in the original work of Muye Zhang's Ghost Blowing the Lamp, there were three groups: Fat Man, Hu Bayi and Yang Ping, so at first, as a Ghost Blowing the Lamp, his uncle in Nanpai also set a fat man.

However, because Nanpai's three uncles became popular on the Internet because they wrote tomb-robbing notes, Nanpai's three uncles began to separate their tomb-robbing notes from the category of fan literature and became a brand-new series, which is equivalent to developing this fan literature into an independent novel.

Moreover, these two fat people are surnamed Wang, which also shows the respect of Nanpai's uncle to the lantern blower. But the fat people in these two books are basically not like a person now. Because Nanpai's uncle has written his own style in writing notes about grave robbery. So why do both books have a fat man with the same humor?

I think the fat man is the most suitable person to be funny among all the body types, so the notes of grave robbery also need a humorous comprehensive agent like the fat man to reconcile the atmosphere of the work. After all, the atmosphere of grave robbery works is too tense, and there is a fat man as a neutralizer to prevent readers from giving up reading. So if you want readers to continue reading, I think it is very necessary for Nanpai Sanshu to introduce a humorous fat man into the notes of grave robbery. At the same time, it also means that Nanpai's three uncles pay tribute to Muye Zhang, the originator of the world's tomb-robbing novels.

These two books now have their own fans and their own work styles, so I don't think it is necessary for everyone to care too much about these unimportant things. As long as the author of the novel writes well, we as readers will naturally buy it.