【Innate Talent Comes with a System】【Dungeon Monster-Slaying and Leveling】【Not an Invincible Protagonist】【Lots of Angst, a whole lot】
Dungeons, but not just dungeons.
The forces of the Old Gods are returning. Monster hordes surge, and one epic dungeon after another, sealed for years, falls out of control.
Meanwhile, humanity is in turmoil, and the empire’s ambitions keep growing.
Long Linfeng, a spirited young man who takes up the adventurer’s path; Gao Yushu, a noble-born heir eager to make his mark; Ma Huayun, blessed with a talent for business, who founds the Huayun Trading Company; Lü Qinghao, whose brotherhood and loyalty eventually make him king of the underworld; and Han Jian, a sword-wielding prodigy who roams the world.
The youthful ambition they carried at graduation faces an uncertain future in this turbulent world. Will they lose themselves, or find redemption?
It's okay for you to follow the dark stream. It's okay to show off before you leave. Or it's okay to level up alone. You have to talk to your teammates while sacrificing your teammates. Aren't you going to make a fuss? You also say that your strength is not good. You have money in the early stage. If you don't turn money into strength as soon as possible, you will be cheated once or twice by completing the dungeon. If it happens too many times, then it's the protagonist's problem.
When I read Chapter 32, I couldn't hold it any longer, and the wind was so tight that I gasped.
This is not a sword, it's a sacrifice-style novel. You're very talented, but you keep getting higher and higher. Everyone is optimistic about the protagonist, but the teammate killer, beat a boss and kill a few teammates. So the protagonist has four good brothers. I understand. Killing one of them doubles the combat power. You are the sacrifice-style hero. What a pity for the protagonist. Parents died early, no, there is someone in the protagonist's team who likes the protagonist. When the protagonist likes her, she should get a box lunch to increase the protagonist's combat power. Also, don't write a group drama. It's a mess. I don't know what you want to express. Improving the combat power depends on the death of teammates and relatives. It's true that brothers fly (referring to the ashes).
What year is this? How can I still read such a frustrating novel, and the writing is not good enough?
Following the main character group is too useless. One by one, one by one.
It's okay for you to follow the dark stream. It's okay to show off before you leave. Or it's okay to level up alone. You have to talk to your teammates while sacrificing your teammates. Aren't you going to make a fuss? You also say that your strength is not good. You have money in the early stage. If you don't turn money into strength as soon as possible, you will be cheated once or twice by completing the dungeon. If it happens too many times, then it's the protagonist's problem. When I read Chapter 32, I couldn't hold it any longer, and the wind was so tight that I gasped.
This is not a sword, it's a sacrifice-style novel. You're very talented, but you keep getting higher and higher. Everyone is optimistic about the protagonist, but the teammate killer, beat a boss and kill a few teammates. So the protagonist has four good brothers. I understand. Killing one of them doubles the combat power. You are the sacrifice-style hero. What a pity for the protagonist. Parents died early, no, there is someone in the protagonist's team who likes the protagonist. When the protagonist likes her, she should get a box lunch to increase the protagonist's combat power. Also, don't write a group drama. It's a mess. I don't know what you want to express. Improving the combat power depends on the death of teammates and relatives. It's true that brothers fly (referring to the ashes).
What year is this? How can I still read such a frustrating novel, and the writing is not good enough?
Following the main character group is too useless. One by one, one by one.