Dungeons for All: I Can Open My Treasure Chests Twice

This is so good! I really love this type of story. Tomato (a popular Chinese web novel platform) is full of invincible characters, which I really don't want to read. This kind of pacing is exactly what I like, hehe. I'm numb. There are still plot points that make you think too much. Can't you write without these kinds of things? Don't you know what the toxic elements are? Why do you still write them? Get your head straight before you start writing.

It's clearly an AI-generated story, so don't scrutinize the details too closely. There are some absurdities, like inconsistent item counts and disjointed narratives. I only kept reading because I found the premise interesting. Even when I'm looking for something to read, adding it to my bookshelf ensures I get three chapters a day. Four stars for you! 😳

It's an AI work, but it's not badly done. Just for fun. I, a Foundation Establishment stage ancestor, fought a fierce battle with a Qi Refining level nine expert until the world was destroyed.

The pacing is brisk, the writing is excellent, the protagonist is a wise mage, the supporting characters are also intelligent, the plot progresses smoothly, it's a very enjoyable read, and I really want to keep reading. It's a top-notch work on Tomato, and I hope the author will keep updating!

This book is incredibly good! The premise is well-developed, it depicts hard work and high intelligence. I hope the author doesn't abandon it; it's truly a gem! The author then ruined the story himself, writing a complete disaster. I'm speechless. If you don't have a clear direction, you can ask AI to analyze it for you, instead of going down a path of utter failure.

I read it all in one go, and it was alright. However, there were a few minor flaws. For example, a level 4 assassin looks down on a level 2 scholar; I thought there wouldn't be a big difference, but it turns out each level only has one attribute point. Skill upgrade books usable at level 4 and below are said to be unusable for level 4 skills.

This book has such a low rating! It's definitely worth 9 points or higher. I've read dozens of chapters, and the quality is excellent. The plot is solid and well-developed, without the superficiality, messy plot twists, and awkwardly over-the-top showing off that plague many novels these days.

I've read over a thousand pages, and honestly, 7.1 is too low; it should be above 8.5. Let me address the reasons for the low score: it's genuinely boring at first, and you'll find some of the protagonist's actions baffling. These are the two main issues. First, consider the turbulent era the protagonist lives in; without caution, he might be reduced to dust. As for the first issue: just keep reading, calm down and keep going, that's all. Good luck, author! I can't stop reading! 👍

Keep up the good work, author! I think it's excellent. It's a gradual, step-by-step progression system, not a fast-paced leveling-up. I personally think it has a bit of an AI feel, but it's been polished and is alright.

I'm feeling good so far, so I'm giving it five stars. This is solid, step-by-step progress. Although there are some plot holes, the storyline is reasonable. I hope the style can be maintained in the future. Just to add a note, it's still okay, but I suggest writing some lighthearted slice-of-life content between dungeons, as the fast-paced dungeon progression can cause reading fatigue.