I Grind Dungeons in the Real World

Yes, I really like this rhythm. The writing style is light and relaxed, not oppressive.

A novel about a shut-in who is reborn in a parallel world and gets a copy of a game. It's a single-player game. The side of the text describes how the sixth son contributes to national development. They are all well written. However, the content felt too bland. Not my type. But that doesn't stop me from giving him a ☆☆☆☆☆ rating.

Summary: A classic, bland, and uninteresting otaku fantasy novel with no major flaws. The data is a bit messy, but it's still readable if you don't care about the numbers. Those who enjoy reading will find it enjoyable, while those who don't might not be able to get past the first ten or so chapters.

The content is good, and the pacing is excellent. However, I suggest practicing your writing skills.

I read a similar book before. The first chapter was the same, but the starting dungeons were different. This one was about zombies, while this one involved fighting monsters with a knife. The first dungeon in that book was about elemental monsters like fire sprites, and the protagonist used a fire extinguisher to kill them.

It's fun in the early stages, but gets a bit dull in the middle, though the concept is quite good.

It's quite interesting, a daily routine, and I won't get tired of it yet. I hope to maintain this feeling. That's all so unoriginal!

The content is okay, but the writing style could be improved, and the plot could be given some twists and turns; it's a bit too bland.

There are only two books of this type on Tomato (the author) 😏😏😏😏 Actually, it would be better to change the name of that artificial intelligence!

Author, keep up the good work! I really like this kind of book.