Dungeon Adventure Log

Although it is a novel, it has a sense of déjà vu like the full-length adventure anime of the 1980s and 1990s. Only a real teammate will join every dozens of chapters. Compared to the current situation, the team is fully formed in ten chapters, and the team is invincible in fifty chapters. After that, the teammates fall asleep while adding more. This slow pace can better shape the characters of the teammates, and will not become a cookie-cutter background. Everyone has their own personality, the lively and cheerful dwarf girl who snores loudly, the tall mixed-race lady with amazing cooking skills, the dignified and beautiful elf princess with charming behavior, the human princess who is a magic genius but practices swordsmanship hard. Everyone's image becomes fuller little by little during this journey. It is an adventure story that is very comfortable to read.

Online game novels. The writing is good. There are just no pictures, it would be nice if the characters and equipment had pictures. Chapter 170 has no emotional line, just a few female teammates. What do you call a story with multiple female protagonists? Isn't this the eunuch article?

Good. But there is no need to rush solo, you will only see that the protagonist is stupid, but it is not that he is invincible and goes through it recklessly. Every time I get hurt I just think about playing solo. So ambitious. You can definitely delay for a few days to gain experience. For example, a week has passed and I have entered dungeons 4 times. There are no surprises or surprises in crushing them. It can be explained in one sentence. Don't challenge the black dungeon in less than a month, and then rush to advance the Apostle Invasion two years earlier. It takes time for the protagonist to upgrade, let alone his teammates.

Relatively speaking, it is a perfect novel similar to Japanese comics and dungeon adventures. The only drawback is that the number of words is too small now, but everyone should follow it more and don't let it die. The logic of the details is basically fine. However, there is a general logical problem that the Adventure Guild will ask adventurers about their experiences every time. But what the author currently writes looks like it has no official guide. Although it is a random dungeon every time, the types of monsters are only those. Maybe the author wanted too much to write about the plot where the female hunter finally wrote the Monster Manual with the help of the protagonist and became famous throughout the country. So it looks like the trade union is doing useless work. From this point of view, it is not logical for the protagonist to guess that 20 attribute points will give him a new passive, so he will continue to add points evenly. The author wanted so much to write about water buckets adding points, so he ignored that if a normal person thought this way, he would definitely give priority to adding a single attribute to 20 and see what happens. In short, I hope the author will not be affected. If the data is not good, just keep writing and it will be fine.

Although the emotional line is hazy, the protagonist is still Chu Nan, and the team is all female, I still like to read the adventure written by this author. I think this kind of adventure is what I pursue. It has reliable compatriots, various skills, different equipment, and returns home in glory and has a great reputation. Who doesn't like this kind of pretentiousness? The protagonist's combat power is also very high, and his teammates are not too behind. They all have their own strengths. Overall, it's pretty good. Got on base around chapter 570.

Beautiful, relaxing adventure with cute Maggie (づ￣3￣)づ╭❤~ Are there any similar novels? I particularly value the emotional line of this novel... It's bad, I seem to be charmed by King Maggie's 8-point charm. In the later stage, I felt weak and became bored.

Very, very good. The connection between daily life and battle is very good. There is not too much boring battle and too much daily plot without progress. The multi-female protagonists are handled very well. Each female character has a character of her own. The whole plot is definitely at the forefront on the Tomato platform. It is not a troll. It is really good.

It's pretty good to watch, but in order to put pressure on the protagonist and make the battle look thrilling, the author forced the protagonist not to develop properly. Obviously, by clearing the dungeons twice, you can replenish equipment and materials, skills, and experience to upgrade your level, and then you can pass the next level portal. However, after clearing the portal at the current level, which is life-threatening, you have to rush to the next portal. The simplest professional energy soul is not full at all, not even more than half. This thing is obviously very important. It is required for every skill. It is obviously a matter of spending another day to clear the portal. Other than that, the writing is great.

Finally, someone has written a normal Western fantasy. Too many people write books in their dreams like they did after drinking for three days and three nights and playing with their parents for three days and three nights. The current demand for authors is to maintain quality and update quickly.

I see now that this book is really good among Western fantasy dungeon novels. The fighting description is good, but the most outstanding thing is the description of the heroine. Each heroine has a distinct personality and the rhythm is very good. In Tomato's opinion, it may be slow, but in my opinion It is indeed a very suitable rhythm (more detailed evaluation is below, if you still have patience, please read my evaluation below) (Here is a suggestion for new readers. When the author writes about those races, it is best to draw a line in the third chapter, otherwise it will not be easy to distinguish later) It is suggested that the author can write the Golden Finger in Chapter 12 during the first chapter, which should be able to retain some people. After all, Tomato is still too fast-paced and pays attention to a golden three chapters. Oh, by the way, one last complaint. The only thing that is likely to be unreadable in this book is the monster. The author reads something curious every day, Cthulhu @