
The Dungeon Boss Is Working a Day Job
副本BOSS在打工
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- 1y ago
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Niche but Really Good Novels
Does anyone have a novel that hardly anyone else has read, but that means the world to you and holds an irreplaceable place in your heart?
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Looking for books similar to *Being an NPC in a Horror World*. The protagonist should have originally lived in a horror world, so things that count as game instances to players are just part of the protagonist's everyday life, such as schools, hospitals, and buses.
Looking For Quick Transmigration in a 1V2 or 1vN Format
Being an NPC in a Horror Game
Looking for books where the protagonist is an NPC in a horror game.
Any Original Stories? I’m Sick of These Same Old Popular Plots
Recommend some fresh, original fantasy novels. No mainstream tropes, no lousy rebirth stories, no urban novels where the protagonist shows off and bumps into a beauty around the corner, and no apocalyptic stories with superpowers or a System. Are there any fantasy novels outside those categories? Ideally, something with a fresh premise and theme.
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Please, thanks!
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My Home Is a Haunted Instance, and Remember, You're a Ghost Too
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Two Male Leads, Infinite-Flow Horror Enters the Real World, and the Protagonist Used to Be a Player
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Infinite flow (What is this tag? It's wrong about everything except infinite flow.)
Any Stories Where the Protagonist Is Raised by Dungeon NPCs? I’m So Into That 😭
Looking for Infinite-Flow Horror with Two Male Leads and Strong Characters. No Foolish Beauties.
The Protagonist Is a Terrifying Ghost in a World of Horror
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Dungeon Boss Who Doesn’t Become a Player but Lures Players Into Breaking the Rules
Custom dungeons and rule-based horror stories.
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I'm looking for something... how should I put it? A mysterious character who makes deals with players.
The Protagonist Is Incredibly Powerful and Lives in a World of Strange Tales, Which Humans Later Explore
He makes up a set of rules for killing, but really just does whatever he feels like. Preferably, he has some emotional connection to the surrounding urban legends, without completely revealing where he stands.
Books You Can’t Help Rereading Over and Over
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It's pretty! The setting is novel, and it's quite interesting to write about players' progress through the level from the perspective of the big boss. Moreover, the author is very humorous, and one sentence will make you laugh when you read it [shy].
It's okay to pass the time, and the setting is interesting, but I don't understand the core or the main theme of this book? The main tone? Theme? The main character's views on good and evil, behavioral logic and intentions
A bit spoilers Watch carefully It's quite interesting. The protagonist didn't give too much help to the world No. 186479. It was all his own responsibility. Just because of his work, this world was successfully hatched. It was different from some of the national luck unlimited streams I had seen before. In the previous stories, the protagonist or the protagonist group fought monsters all the way. The journey through the thorns and thorns was basically smooth, and even if I encountered trouble, it would be solved in the end, but this made me clearly realize the horror of the dungeon and these monsters. The top team in the world is gone (although the protagonist has taken away the soul). It is really dead, dead, dead, give me the knife. Yes, even the protagonist is not always smooth. His world has been destroyed but fortunately he recovered in the end. The ending should be oe (open ending). I don't know if the author will publish a sequel. I really want to see their subsequent stories. For example, will the world of 186479 discover Song Buyu? Will they, some of them who have feelings, come together in the end? Will the protagonist's original world change back to its original state? Will Luo Dun finally swallow the earth mother and replace it? Will Song Buyu and the others recover their memories? Their daily life in the orphanage, the story of how they will become replica monsters or boos in the future, etc... It doesn't matter if they don't come out, it also means they have more possibilities, and as readers, we can enjoy their future. I wish you all better and better
It's hard to comment, the NPC part is pretty good, but the player and the NPC don't feel very separated. Sometimes they can't tell the difference. I feel like if this game is said to be fatal, I don't have that feeling. It won't die but it is already dead. Okay, that's it
Very nice From the perspective of the boss, watching players go through levels is not scary. It's funny in the front, but very scary in the back. Qiao Xichen, he... (Can't explain it, but he's very good), he worked hard for the world, even if he was the only one left, even if he failed, he still tried hard to keep the world alive, and he almost succeeded... Yuers, the briquette, is the first of the ten halls of hell. He once killed Chenchen, but also fell in love with Chenchen... The heartbreaking Dawn Squad He is Song Buyu, so even if he is on the verge of mental collapse, he still has to enter the dungeon to look for his teammates and the amethyst. The original intention is to resurrect his teammates and their families, but in the end he chooses to commit suicide for the sake of the world. She is Ke Danqing, the vice-captain of Shuguang. She took away the amethyst and defected in order to resurrect her teammates and their families. In the end, she relented and returned the amethyst with death (she had no resentment at all after her death, so she knew...) She is Ning Linlang, the most beautiful, cleanest, and most afraid of pain. In the end, she turned into a miserable little beggar. She cut open her belly and found the amethyst she had put in before. She gave it to Song Buyu and committed suicide. He is a lunatic. He said: The knight knew his mission at the first sight of the princess. He said: A knight husband will always protect his princess wife. Died for Linlang He is Xi He, he is the most timid, but in the end he used his life to improve the survival rate of his teammates (I wonder if it was because of him that the princess and the madman accidentally ran into the Lost Empire, and Chenchen and Coal Ball were able to arrive in advance) He is Mi Mu, a member of Shuguang, and the vice-president of the Money Guild (I didn't know until the end). I always thought he was naive, with a good figure, but he also had strength. In the end, I found out that his ability was really abnormal. In order to hold back the monster, the side effect of his ability turned into gold and he died. There are also Fang Yao, Li Meili, Zhengzheng, Xie Yuxi, Zhuge Tiezhu from the Hope Team, etc... And 100,000 people from the Punishment Dungeon... I really cried to death later on. There were 100,000 people in the punishment dungeon, and only one person survived. That person (Zhuge Tiezhu) was protected by a ghost (Qu Zhou) and survived. The casualties were heavy. The final promotion round was not detailed, but in the end there was only one person left (still a player who had always been an ordinary person and finally became a monk). It must have been very difficult. In the last extra chapter, Zhengzheng wants to torture me again. He is just a child. Zhengzheng will be the most just judge, but he does not understand the human heart. In the end, he understood the human heart and took advantage of it. Finally, they won
Personally, I think this book is very good, with ups and downs in the plot. There are fewer plots about breaking through levels compared to other unlimited streaming games. The main reason is that as a dungeon Boss, I go to various dungeons to make money and raise children in order to pay off debts. It is easy and funny. But there is a big foreshadowing (the author has not finished it yet) that is in great contrast with the relaxed and funny previous articles. Anyway, I like this kind of book very much. It is also the only unlimited streaming novel I am following on Tomato, and it is also the only novel I want to review well so far. Personally highly recommend! ! (The author will update it soon)
All I can say is that this book is really good. [I learned a lot about it]. I don't know what to read recently, so when I saw this book, I just read it, because I read many books before giving up after reading them halfway. I don't have this book [laughing evilly]
There has been a recent book shortage, so I just happened to read this book. It suits my taste very well, but I don't know why so few people have read it. All in all, the author's writing is very interesting, and I will read it until the end (because I am an I person, so I am not very good at commenting, so please see the review) I wanted to draw the male protagonist, but it turned out that there seemed to be no clips about his appearance. If there is, please tell me [laughing]
I skipped to finish reading. Let me talk about my first feelings first. Is there any other team setting that I hope is the strongest? , But it gives me the feeling that it is an ordinary preferred team, better than me, but to be honest, if the strongest is like this, there is really no hope; and I don't know if it's because of the protagonist that I jumped to watch. I think he is very strange. His own world was destroyed, and he became an NPC. At the beginning, I mentioned that he didn't feel that his world was destroyed, and he didn't think it was right, and then he didn't resist the game later. Even though he is a boss or something, I don't think he is very powerful. It feels like working everywhere.
I think it's okay. This is the second book I've read so far with a strange and strange camp setting. It's not very impressive because the boundary between players and NPCs is not very clear. Players can convert into NPCs. Also, I don't like naughty children and female ghosts in red.