
Running a Dungeon, Starting with a Fallen Saintess
经营地下城,从堕落圣女开始
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 607k Words
- Genre
- Sports
- Subgenre
- Gaming & Sports
- Updated
- 9mo ago
- Source
- Fanqie
Stats
287Chapters
649Reads
6.2Score
123Shelves
54Listens
328.4kReads · all time
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What can I say about this book? The first few dozen chapters are still okay, but problems can be seen around 100 chapters (the author is a little tired and doesn't know how to write. Personally, I think the author should be a little stressed and can relax properly (relaxation is not a big deal)), and then let go of Wang Jianlin. I think it is a bit inappropriate (one does not fit the setting, and two reveals his identity), but thinking about the author's first time writing a book, I swallowed this little poison, but I hope the author will not make the same mistake. Finally, to sum up, this book is good, a little bit toxic, but the author knows his mistakes and can correct them, and he will listen to readers' opinions. It is still good. If you have any opinions, just leave them in the comments at the end of the chapter. I will give you five stars at the end [sending my heart]
Those who run dungeons like this will have hidden big bosses in the future. Moreover, people like Yegrit can take the initiative and sneak into the novice village. I am already curious about the follow-up of the Evil Fallen Saint. Many people think that the adventure at the end of this book is a bit off topic, and indeed it is. But it can be interpreted based on the content of Chapter 149. Chapter 149 newly defines the concept of dungeons, and the management of Lincheng's version of micro dungeons (containers shaped by monsters + dungeon spirits) also includes the development of Lincheng itself. The dungeon does not need to be very big and can be reduced to an individual. Then its management needs to consider its connection with the outside world, and the adventure begins. From this point of view, Lin Cheng is an all-rounder. As a normal dungeon spirit, dungeon skills are the basis. As a player, dungeon skills are tricky. I am looking forward to changing jobs o(*^▽^*)o
It's okay. If you don't have a book to read, please read Liu Beiwen. The moderator [note] the six same numbers [laughs]
I usually don't watch movies without ratings, and there are many 9-point movies that I can't stand. I didn't expect to find one that can be watched here [Admiration]
The novel subject matter and rich imagination can witness obvious progress from the author's writing, which is worth looking forward to😚
It's okay, but why does every dungeon writer have to have a supporting actor with a bad life as a channel for the protagonist to get information from the outside world.
It doesn't seem to be a big problem at the moment. I haven't read many Dungeon Master novels, especially the inhuman ones. It feels very fresh. I hope the author can surprise us.
Keep up the good work, there are already few books on dungeons, and even fewer good ones.
Good looking (not a human-machine review, but better than a human-machine review)
I think the update is pretty good. It could use more witty words. I laughed out loud while watching it. I also like the emotional line. It could use more characterization.