The Game I Beat Became a Dungeon in the Real World

If you have this time, wouldn't it be a good idea to clear the second and third floors?

It was well written before it was put on the shelves, but once it was put on the shelves it was a story about the jealousy of two generations of wise and wealthy people. The author is a good ** person

I was fascinated by this plot. The previous content is obviously very good, so why do we have to create this kind of plot in reality? What's the use? It feels like it has no purpose except to show off to the protagonist, and even if it is to show off, the content of this kind of urban white text is still a bit undervalued for the protagonist. Also, shouldn't the first few dozen chapters or so be more attractive after it's released? Aren't you afraid that people will become addicted when writing this kind of urban novel content, or that you will become addicted if you read books?

I'm convinced that even in a country that bans guns, helicopters can fly in.

It's gone bad. Four chapters of one arrest operation were gone bad. The normalcy of your circle is also covered in five chapters. It's gone bad.

The author writes very well. I hope to write more than a million words. Seriously writing about the reality of the game, I came to Feilu to see Shuangwen and the harem. The author is very good.

How about making a copy of Japan's Warring States Period, adding Nioh, Sekiro, and Nobunaga's Ambition, and dealing with weirdness the same way you deal with monsters.

It is recommended that you finish writing the things in the simulated Takova first and then continue to write about what the protagonist did in reality, or else the simulated plot is briefly covered and the actual details are written in detail. Now the simulated and actual are mixed, and the plot has to be cut according to the characters.

Please finish this game as soon as possible. What you write now is very boring.

I am the first person to read your book