Anomalous Dungeons Assign Superpowers: Guess Mine and Die?

If you don't want to update, just say so. Why be so casual with your sister? It makes her seem presumptuous. And it's true, you're not in good health; you just need to rest more. It's your fault for urging him so much; it's upsetting him and makes her heartbroken. 😭 But what does it matter to me whether you're healthy or not? Hurry up and update more, brother! ❤️

The story is novel. The protagonist was originally a god who created a world, but this world collapsed, causing damage to other universes as well. The protagonist saved the world by sacrificing his life to fix the bug, but he died. However, he also left himself a way out, transforming his divine power into superpowers and his will into dungeon worlds.

This concept is pretty brilliant. It seems these instances are completely original, without borrowing from anything else. And it's not about supernatural tales of rules; it's about using superpowers to escape from instances. Calling it "rules" is a bit of a stretch; it's more like a mission. Everyone's survival depends on using their abilities to complete this mission.

"The most romantic thing in this world is to taste despair!" "The taste of despair is like a glass of fine wine; just one glance at its alluring luster is enough to intoxicate one!"

Let's change Liu Ruyan's name.

Very good, keep writing. Don't let it end badly like the last book.

It's great! The continuous storylines are very immersive. The female lead (in fantasy) has limited screen time, and there's no dragging out of the romance. The protagonist is highly intelligent and a bit crazy/calm, and the world-building seems quite grand so far. Author, please update soon! ❤❤❤

It's pretty good. Earlier, it was said the protagonist had schizophrenia and his girlfriend was delusional; later, the girlfriend is about to materialize. If this girlfriend is real, then why didn't he die on the bus? Unless, of course, Emperor Ruyan is very powerful, then never mind.

Well written! All the foreshadowing was actually to create a closed time loop. You could say the protagonist died in this world and entered the underworld, thus creating this world in the end; or you could say the protagonist created this world to create opportunities for himself within it, which ultimately led to his entry into the underworld. A perfect closed loop, very exciting!

The initial impressions were quite good, although some aspects weren't clearly developed. The author has planted many foreshadowing elements, such as Yu Gu's own identity and whether he's also involved in a more complex and bizarre scenario. Also, what role does Liu Ruyan, mentioned by Sun Wukong, play in Yu Gu's life? I'm eagerly awaiting the author's daily ten updates; it's simply not enough!