The Dungeon Rat Gang Doesn’t Fight, They Dig Tunnels

Give yourself a five-star rating. It's hard work coding every day.

The idea is good, the setting is understandable, the golden finger is not too strong, and it feels that the "strength improvement" of the protagonist is quite limited. The proportion of the protagonist rat needs to be increased, the number of updates is too small, and the overall game is not interesting enough.

When I read Chapter 10, Shushu couldn't see that the inner drama of a strange girl couldn't be finished in one writing.

A typical Western fantasy group portrait novel. Those who like to read explosive and exciting novels may not like it, but those who like slow development may like it. There are multiple perspectives and there are many characters. I hope the author can give the protagonist Shushu more scenes. Although there is nothing wrong with the human perspective, the proportion can be smaller. Come on! 😳 Yes, you can see that the author is indeed making progress and is listening to readers' suggestions.

The group portrait article should also focus on the protagonist's perspective, instead of not finding this person for five consecutive chapters. Kane has more scenes than the protagonist. Rather than being a group portrait, it is better to say that Kane is the male protagonist. When he is hunted down in the dungeon, he encounters an opportunity, kills monsters to feed his adopted daughter, joins the team of noble girls in the north, and uses the opportunity to pretend to be the one favored by God. On the other hand, the protagonist has two bad titles so far. How to grow and develop the rat pack. The group portrait article is not about changing the protagonist.

It can be seen that the author was greatly inspired by "Mushrooms Growing in the Underground". And it reminds me of the game Rattopia. I personally also like farming and development novels. But why has it stopped updating recently?

Updates are too slow and delayed There are too many other messy things I can accept that you are a group portrait novel, specifically looking at how the human being under the protagonist develops. Then gather more humans, more perspectives Then those humans transported the things back to the dungeon for the protagonist to develop. But you are so slow The servant himself can't control others, so why not just buy a few slaves? Anyway, we all have that power

From the mouse perspective, yes

The writing is fluent and admirable, and there is no overpowering AI flavor. At least it is a source of food (please encourage new books)

Shushu is very cute. He looks fine so far. There is nothing poisonous about him. I look forward to the follow-up.