Global Dungeons: I'm Determined to Become a Villain

Since he is a villain who threatens people, he will give people this and that, and he is not very powerful. If he does not have a sense of presence, the protagonist is nothing. His character is not written like a villain, but like a *

I don't understand why the author wrote about lilies later. I really got sick of it. I really doubt that if the author was stimulated later, he would write about lilies abandoning the protagonist and flying away.

Keep the male partner for the New Year? Forget about ntr, I don't care, but I don't understand why the male video is kept, so I should quickly find an opportunity to kill him. In the dungeon, it's close to a knife attack.

Weird setting and weird protagonist. I suspect that the author wrote this book for himself. It's very strange to read. It's hard for me to get it. The protagonist's strength is also growing very slowly.

When I saw the name Zhang Wei, I thought this book was not very good. What is the reader's first impression? It's the name. If you don't have a good-sounding or distinctive name, the reader's interest in reading the book will be instantly extinguished. As soon as I saw the name Zhang Wei, I immediately **, because the first impression Zhang Wei gave me was Yida and Lawyer. When I thought about it, I instantly didn't want to read the book.

It looks good, but it feels a bit boring. It all depends on those women to stimulate interest. You can give the protagonist more opportunities, such as strength and so on. Otherwise, if there are only women in the dungeon like this, it feels really boring.

Author, please stay calm and don't get banned.

Even the central tower of the dungeon can ignore the protagonist. The protagonist's presence is too buggy.

Would it feel good to do that kind of thing without a sense of existence?

How do you open it? I guess everyone is only at the exit when entering?