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Tomb Raider King — Chapter 302

Tomb Raider King - Chapter 302 - Part 1
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Tomb Raider King - Chapter 302 - Part 5
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Tomb Raider King - Chapter 302 - Part 7
Tomb Raider King - Chapter 302 - Part 8
Tomb Raider King - Chapter 302 - Part 9
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Tomb Raider King - Chapter 302 - Part 11
Tomb Raider King - Chapter 302 - Part 12
Tomb Raider King - Chapter 302 - Part 13
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Tomb Raider King - Chapter 302 - Part 16
Tomb Raider King - Chapter 302 - Part 17
Tomb Raider King - Chapter 302 - Part 18
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Chapter Summary

Alright, let's dive into what readers thought about Tomb Raider King Chapter 301! It sounds like this chapter brought the laughs, especially when it came to the divine beings we've gotten to know (and love?).

The absolute highlight for many was Set's incredibly simple, yet hilarious, reasoning for not wanting humanity wiped out: they make good food, specifically fried chicken! 😂 Readers found this self-centered logic adorable compared to his early appearances. They're pretty sure Osiris has a similar shallow motivation, likely involving his beloved K-pop idols, while poor Anubis was just tortured/trained into submission by the MC.

This sparked some fun reader suggestions for dealing with the current enemy (the spider relic) – maybe bribe it with fried chicken, K-pop, or even unleash the MC's relic-attracting sister on it! It seems readers believe nothing is worse than the MC's "training."

Amidst the divine antics, there was also appreciation for Dan, praised as the MC's only truly "normal" yet reliable ally. There was also a little bit of head-scratching over a mention of a "date."

Overall, Chapter 301 of Tomb Raider King landed well with fans, primarily for its humor derived from the surprisingly relatable (and food/K-pop motivated) actions of the powerful gods.