Awakening: I’m Actually Living in a Dungeon World!

1. The increase in strength is too slow now and there is no clear direction. 2. Lack of some mysterious people 3. The characteristics of the protagonist are not distinct enough. If he has nothing, one has no financial resources, two has no level, and the three entries are not obvious. For example, during the fight, he grabbed the enemy's sword as an arm wielder, and attracted the attention of the opponent (the person was a sword fanatic). The two discussed the protagonist's talent, began to learn swords, and awakened their own sword pupils. Relieved from the father in the depths of the sword pupil? With the residual consciousness, my level and entries began to improve. The entry "Truth" appeared. It turned out that my weight came from the passivity of the entry "Truth".

The author, consider a talent: equal exchange, the effect can be used to trade anything of the same value for anything of equal value, daily necessities at low level, life span and memory at high level, life and death at top level

Brother Xinxin has written very well. From the previous chapter where he obtained the Balance of Truth, he did not immediately become invincible. In this chapter, Feng Li's growth has gradually been seen. I don't know if he will stop updating in the future, but I just thought of a five-star after reading half of it. I hope to see the more powerful side of Feng Li's Balance of Truth. Come on, author.

It feels quite interesting, but maybe because there are relatively few such themes, it always feels weird. Also, the main plot hasn't arrived yet, but it should be coming soon (to be honest, I always feel inexplicably scared when watching it)

I haven't read it for more than a year. I originally thought I was going to send it, but the author is still insisting [face covering]

It's okay, there are a few typos, the content is quite satisfactory, not bad, the author still needs to work harder [Upvote] [Upvote] [Upvote] Some plots are quite awkward, don't be too watery [eating melon]

The balance of truth, weighing, weighing the scales, weighs the talents and entries of the protagonist and the enemy, the protagonist is high and the enemy is sinking. The protagonist uses weight. The protagonist is slightly downgraded. The protagonist uses the magic code and the protagonist sinks. The protagonist's Scale of Truth effect is triggered. The exchange effect triggers when the enemy weighs less than the protagonist. The enemy shall be the property of the one whose weight sinks. The balance of truth offsets the cost of exchange. [Laughing evilly][laughing evilly][laughing evilly][laughing evilly][laughing evilly] Does anyone think the same way as me? [Laughing and crying][laughing and crying][laughing and crying]

It's cool, but the world view in Alice's chapters is a bit confusing. Will the protagonist go to the world of immortality in the future? Originally, I said that cultivating immortals is in the main world, this one is in the sub-world, and the other one is in the dungeon (small world), but there is no description in the main world and it's a bit confusing... But it's really good-looking! ! ! ! So cool.

There is too little fuel, and it's annoying to have to wait for updates. I feel that the protagonist has no characteristics yet, no weapons to choose from, and no powerful attack methods, which makes killing enemies really frustrating. The strength improvement is too slow and the truth is not reflected. I think the comment section is right. The portrayal of the protagonist is not very good, but I personally think it is still very good.

The subject matter is okay, but I haven't felt any emphasis or tendency on the protagonist's talent so far. I feel frustrated when trying to deal with anyone. The concept of talent sounds very strong, but many people in the article are strong. The protagonist's strength lies in knowing part of the enemy's information and strength comparison? Can exchange achieve longevity, luck or cause and effect? Can weight be an extension of the concept of force? The absolute fairness of the scale is also good. The opponent is very strong, but the quality or ability of the opponent can be equally divided, or the strength can bring him down to the same level.