Everyday Dungeons

It looks good. It is a daily dungeon, but it is more about unfolding a grand world view. The dungeon is more about giving the protagonist a challenge, so that the protagonist can better pretend to be B (bushi) in the main world.

After reading Chapter 58, I retreated. I like to read novels without heroines. In Chapter 58, Feng Xingzi and the protagonist care about each other especially, and the author's original words are what you think. I think the heroine is confirmed. In addition, if you don't mind having a female protagonist, and you usually watch a lot of foreign movies, you should think the jokes in this book are good. However, I personally don't watch foreign movies very much, so I can only understand about 30% of the jokes in it, which kind of affects the viewing experience. Fortunately, I have a good understanding of it, so I can make do with it, but I really can't accept the fact that there is a female protagonist. The final personal scoring criteria: +2 for guarantee, +2 for encouraging the author to write a book that is not easy, -2 for having a female protagonist, +2 for interesting content, and finally 4 for the author, keep up the good work, it's good to have your own direction.

A great book that was delayed by the title! Here, I would like to praise this book for three points! ! [Blowing kiss] The first point is that the pace is not slow or clumsy, and it is interesting and interesting without being awkward. After reading dozens of chapters, I feel like most urban fantasy novels are like Killing Tomatoes (after reading one or two hundred chapters, it is really difficult to feel like you have read nothing). The second point is that the settings and story framework are complete, the plot is non-toxic, and the characters' IQs are all online and not brainless. This urban cultivation of immortality is the true modern cultivation of immortality (sigh). Many other books are covered with a layer of modern skin, and the basic routines have not changed [face covering], killing people, grabbing treasures, and exploding equipment; pretending to be a slap in the face [face covering] The third and final point is, praise Feng Xingzi! ! ! [Blowing kiss]

It gives me the feeling of watching "Forecast of the Apocalypse", but the copy is not detailed enough, or part of the plot is too complicated and too fast, and it feels a bit foggy. But overall it looks good

A work that is both positive (referring to three views and worldview) and abstract (referring to style). This kind of novel with rich and reasonable plot and lots of stories must be written by Modo Modo! (Appreciation) Are there more? Bring it up quickly (Happy)

It's a very interesting book, and I'm looking forward to the author's subsequent performance. I can't wait to see the protagonist conquer foreign lands, expand his territory, and give the ultimate insult to those foreign evil gods! The only problem is that there are few words. I hope the author will work hard to update it.

It's like staying up all night with almost no sleep, and tossing and turning between wakefulness and coma the next day, your mind is relaxed, your feet are empty, the music is completely stopped, all connections and logic are broken up, the wanton combination of the touchable and the intangible, the Frankenstein with a chestnut head put together in the drunken carnival is as surprising as Mouth melon! I want to see more, more teeth!

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It's on when it's not off, quack quack, quack, quack, give it five stars, I like this kind of thing My mother is laughing so hard, why is there still "The Adventures of Jackie Chan"?

It's good to read, but the amount of information in some places is too dense, and it doesn't seem to be explained clearly, making it a bit dizzy, but the overall reading experience is quite comfortable.