I'm Leveling up in the Dungeon

The Sword of Victory is even half as powerful as Goliath? It's not that strong. Even half of the strengthened Goliath's body was destroyed by Bell's skills. Is the power of the Sword of Oath of Victory no match for his skills?

Many of the abilities in Ji Tso are given by grace or personal abilities. The Sharingan has a special purpose. The Magatama Sharingan just relies on dynamic vision to forcibly copy other people's seals. If you want to copy the magic in Ji Tso, the copy eye is a good ability. The Sharingan is still a Magatama, so the dynamic vision is better than others. Everything else is **.

Forget it about Japanese, hey, which language is it? Sad~ Today, readers, please read my lovely works, hey~ Damn it, just like you in front of the screen, do you feel that it is as awkward as reading an elementary school student's composition, and you can leave out exclamations such as "sad" or "hey"?

I really have no feelings for the Sharingan! I think it's fine even if you have an inkling, and the Sharingan itself doesn't really have the ability to copy, okay?

You are so poor, you are charged for more than 30 chapters.

Why not, Naruto Xiangling bites himself to heal himself.

Don't be so watery. The attribute list is too watery. It's okay when you start paying. It's best not to have too many subtitles, otherwise readers will easily run away.

I hope this book doesn't have a plot about giving away a girl. Anyway, no matter why, as long as there is such a plot, I will start scolding it, regardless of whether the book is good or not.

There are three panels in one chapter, everything is written, and the third time there is no reason, just for the sake of water, it is really outrageous.

It is better to make it easier to recruit the protagonist with the protection of nature, and the elves are proficient in magic.

Commentary on chapter 51 of "I Level Up in the Dungeon" written by Zhan Ring: Guiding Nazha, Enchanting for the First Time.

Commentary on Chapter 1: Fighting Monsters and Upgrading, written by Zhan Jie, "I'm Upgrading in the Dungeon".