There Are Way Too Many Succubi in This Dungeon

The protagonist has done a lot so far, but what's the cool part about the protagonist? The protagonist specially travels across time to deliver benefits to people in other worlds?

Good reviews, I like it. The author should not be affected by other people's comments and continue to maintain his own rhythm. Has the author noticed that the ratings have dropped since writing the heroine? What do you think the reason is? I used to follow the updates every day, but now I have no interest in reading the subsequent articles.

It's good to read. There is no other book like this that clearly talks about the invasion of games from another world, but you have to go out and pretend to be a saint in front of others. This is much better than others. I hope you can stick to it and update it more.

First review! The adorable "There Are Too Many Succubi in the Dungeon" is a fantasy novel. The protagonist of the story, Shen Yiyan, has a unique setting of "time travel and rebirth + fallen city lord" at the beginning. From a fallen lord who once had swarms of succubi under his command, he is reduced to a lonely man. This huge gap directly fills the suspense. In order to regain his past glory, he set out to design a dungeon copy. The plot revolves around this main line, which is imaginative and interesting. The process of designing a copy is like a creative adventure. The various whimsical levels and monster settings make people overwhelmed, as if they are in a game world full of surprises. Worth reading!

After reading Chapter 61, the protagonist, who is the succubus lord, does not have a single succubus under his command. Ps: The succubi under the background setting are all the cubs of the lord.

To put it simply, the protagonist traveled through time and became a demon king. When it was popular in dungeons around the world to kill adventurers and explode gold coins, the protagonist developed a game mode to conduct friendly game interactions from the perspective of benefiting adventurers (other comments mentioned that the protagonist is not good, but in fact the rapid development of the protagonist is already the biggest benefit) So far, everything is actually pretty good, and a few copies are quite interesting. Overall, I'm quite satisfied, but I have some suggestions: For example, adding linkage between dungeons, such as a special mode of timeline linkage. For example, the first dungeon is set as the timeline of the second dungeon before the zombie outbreak. After the player passes the level and meets certain requirements, in the second dungeon, the player can inherit some of the gains from the previous dungeon, such as inheriting certain girls to the second dungeon to become NPCs ( The reason is such as this pharmaceutical company's experimental body, frozen for many years for a resuscitation experiment, etc.), The real-life characters drawn by players can enter and participate in subsequent linkage copies as participants in a special mode with great restrictions (even the characters drawn by drawing cards can replace the linkage quota). On this basis, male NPCs who can be conquered can be added into the game. The other thing is about the special races such as the protagonist's succubi. This is considered the highlight. I'm really looking forward to how they will be designed.

After watching the movie, the male protagonist didn't turn into a succubus. There was a succubus in the dungeon that was promised [smiles]

The rating of this book is definitely underestimated. Based on my reading experience, this book can score 8 points so far, but it is a bit difficult to score 9 points. I recommend reading it, it is absolutely novel [please update] After entering the palace, it's better to suppress it [face covering]

The title of the book could be "Game Planning for Traveling into the Underground Labyrinth Demon Lord"

Overall, the labyrinth text is pretty good, but I feel like the blood moon is a bit unclear in the introduction. Is it a seven-day blood night once a year, or seven days per month, or only one day per month? I didn't understand it when I fought the Lion-Hearted Demon. Well, let's see what game copies the author will release later.