Awakening: I’m Actually Living in a Dungeon World!
觉醒，我竟生活在副本世界里！
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- Ongoing
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- 2.6M Words
- Genre
- Urban
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- Urban High Martial Arts
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- 11mo ago
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- Awaken a Talent: The Conceptual Truth Balance觉醒天赋，概念系真理天平Alternate title on Fanqie
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Any Good Urban Superpower Novels?
Guys, I haven't found an urban novel this much to my taste in years. The protagonist has a superpower. At first, I thought it was a System-powered wish-fulfillment story, but after more than 80,000 words, I realized it's actually an alien-themed wild ride. Who knows what other twists are coming?
The Protagonist Has a Simple Ability and Develops It to the Absolute Limit
Things like acceleration and enhanced strength.
A Masterpiece Can Never Be Buried; It Simply Blooms Like a Lotus in the Mud
Looking for books like "The Rogue Imperial Tutor". Books are like the world: grass born by the shore can keep itself above vulgarity, but a lotus growing in the mud can also bloom brilliantly, far more beautiful and splendid than grass. Bring out your masterpieces, the hidden gems that have been overlooked.
Stories Where Only a Few People Awaken Superpowers, and the Public Doesn't Value Them
It doesn’t matter whether there’s a national organization involved. As long as the protagonist isn’t a bleeding-heart saint and has a functioning brain, that’s enough.
Superpowers, Ratings Above 9.0 Only, No Stories Rated Below 9.0
Sequence-Based Superpowers, International Setting, Rated 9 or Higher, and Smart Protagonists and Enemies
Looking for Quality Stories Built Around One Core Ability and a Unique System
Novels About Global Instances, Stages, and Games
Give Me a Dozen Novels With No Female Leads and No Romance
Honestly, books like this are so hard to find these days. Please, please, someone help a reader out!
Looking for Novels About Descents, Fusion, and Everyone or the Whole World Getting Involved
Modern urban cultivation, livestreaming, anime-style abilities, the apocalypse, and a System.
Stories Where the Protagonist Awakens a Superpower, Preferably a Conceptual One
Looking for stories involving concepts like yin and yang, the five elements, the four symbols, the eight trigrams, and space-time. Computers and the like are fine too.
Highly Rated Urban Cultivation Stories
Looking for books similar to "Urban Youth Cultivation." Highly rated, urban, cultivation!
Looking for Top-Rated Survival Novels
Preferably with no heroine or just one. Anything like that? The male lead should be smart and not a do-gooder.
Awakens a Personal Weapon! Preferably Set in a Modern City
Looking for Novels with a Character Who’s Utterly Mad, a True Lunatic, yet Also an Elegant Gentleman
No female lead, an intelligent protagonist, and a character who’s wild but still elegant. Preferably a villain.
Starts With a Small Skill, Then Turns It Into a Godlike Ability Through Hard Work
Male Leads Who Get Creative With Conceptual Powers!!!
The Protagonist Only Cultivates Illusion Arts and Kills with Them
Classic xianxia
Looking for High-Quality Superpower Novels Like *Ordinary People Welcome* and *Slaying the Gods*
Looking for books similar to "A Commoner Arrives".
The Protagonist Creates Mazes, Dungeons, and Instances for the World to Conquer
I want to read something like "This World's Dungeons Are Far Too Plain". Something similar, where the protagonist creates a maze, dungeon, or instance in the real world, which other people discover and then try to conquer.
In a Reading Slump. I've Read Slay the Gods and Know the Ending of Ten Lifetimes. Recommend Something With a Smart Protagonist
Mystery and Supernatural Novels
Looking for books similar to "The Antique Shop’s Paranormal Casebook".
I'm Out of Books to Read. My Standards Are Too High, so These Few Are All I Have to Get By
I'm out of books to read. My standards are way too high, so I'll have to make do with these few.
Any Stories With Conceptual Abilities? Anything Goes
Looking for books similar to "Genshin Impact: The Embodied God!" I want abilities that are highly conceptual, like the River God from Ten Cold. For example, creating, making, investigating, analyzing, using abilities without cost, viewing things, and so on.
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A Conceptual Door From the Start, With Unlimited Power!
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I Plundered Legendary Traits from the Start and Became a Bug
Xuanhuan: All My Skills Are Passives
Veterinarian from the Start: Grind Traits and Create a Monster Sequence
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The World Is About to Be Destroyed, and He's Still Slacking Off!
I'm a Conceptual God: One Slash Splits the Galaxy
Cultivation for All: From the Start, I Load Golden Traits
MBTI Psychic Awakening: Me, Yet Not Me
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1. The increase in strength is too slow, and there's no clear direction. 2. There's a lack of mysterious figures. 3. The protagonist's characteristics aren't distinct enough; he lacks everything—no wealth, no level, and his attributes are unclear.
The author considers a talent: equivalent exchange, which allows the user to trade anything of their own for anything of equal value. At lower levels, this applies to everyday items; at higher levels, it applies to lifespan and memories; and at the highest level, it applies to destiny and death.
The author's writing is excellent. From the earlier chapters where Feng Li didn't immediately become invincible after acquiring the Scales of Truth, to the later chapters where he becomes unparalleled, we can gradually see Feng Li's growth. I don't know if the author will stop updating later, but I'm already giving it five stars after reading half of it. I hope to see Feng Li's Scales of Truth become even more powerful. Keep up the good work, author!
It felt quite interesting, but perhaps because this kind of subject matter is relatively rare, it always felt a bit strange. Also, the main plot hasn't gotten there yet, but it should be soon (to be honest, I had a strange feeling of fear while watching it).
I haven't read it for over a year, and I thought it was going to be sent away, but the author is still persisting 🤦
It's alright, a few typos, the content is decent, not bad, but the author still needs to work harder. [Upvote][Upvote][Upvote] Some parts are a bit awkward, so please don't make it too padded out. 🍉
The Scales of Truth weighs the protagonist's and enemy's talents and attributes. The protagonist rises high while the enemy sinks. The protagonist uses weight. The protagonist descends slightly. The protagonist uses weights, and sinks. The protagonist's Scales of Truth effect is triggered. An exchange effect is triggered when the enemy's weight is less than the protagonist's.
It was awesome! The only downside was that the world-building in the Alice chapters was a bit messy. Will the protagonist go to the cultivation world later? I originally thought the cultivation world was the main world, this was a secondary world, and the others were like dungeons (small worlds), but the main world wasn't described much, so it was a bit confusing… But it was really good though!!! Awesome!
There's just too little updates; waiting for new ones is annoying. Also, the protagonist doesn't seem to have any distinct characteristics yet. He hasn't chosen a weapon, lacks powerful offensive capabilities, making battles feel frustrating. His strength increases too slowly, and the truth isn't really revealed. Also, I think some comments are right—the protagonist's characterization isn't great, but personally, I still think it's very good.
The premise is good, but I haven't felt any emphasis or bias in the protagonist's talents so far. It feels frustrating when he has to take on someone. Talent sounds like a strong concept, but many characters in the story are strong. Does the protagonist's strength lie in knowing partial information about the enemy and comparing their strength?