(This book is also known as “Hunkering Down in a Dungeon to Make Games, How Did I End Up Saving the World?”)
[Dungeon]+ [System]+ [Management and Development]+ [Cards]+ [Behind-the-Scenes]+ [Game Development]
After transmigrating to another world, Levi became a dungeon lord. His energy was depleted, and he was on the verge of death.
At this life-or-death moment, Levi unexpectedly awakened the “Strongest Dungeon System.”
Summoning, fusion, bonds, classes, monster cards... The System had an endless variety of mechanics.
At first, when Levi saw star-rank upgrades through fusion and bonds, he assumed it was an auto-battler System.
When an adventurer dropped the first “Monster Card,” Levi thought it was a card-game System.
As one strange System mechanic after another activated, Levi finally gave up trying to define his System.
“Legends need no definition!”
(The games featured so far include survivor-like games, Slay the Spire, and Dead by Daylight.)
The latest 41 chapters are really well written and the descriptions are very graphic. I can give it five stars. It's a pity that the protagonist likes his own fate and behaves not like a mysterious lord, but like a young man. Another highlight I originally thought was that "modern high-quality games are turned into dungeons to make foreigners addicted to them." But overall, in terms of dungeon construction, I basically made a magic-modified plot dungeon to describe it, then left it there and left it idle to write a lot of things other than dungeons. I feel that there are more original western fantasy aspects than dungeon construction. So I will deduct one star first, and then make up for it after the book can maintain this quality. ☕
Overall, it's very nice and interesting. I just wonder if there will be theater troupes if this trend of development continues. After all, the author set up a world where entertainment is quite lacking. After all, as a businessman, it is impossible not to notice such an easy-to-sell story [laughing] After all, no matter how good the bard said, it is just that there is no way to see it with your own eyes. And you can buy monster cards to be used as actors. After all, there is no bigger gimmick than starring in it. Come on (Eternal Wine Trio) 🤔 Moreover, it is a buyout system. You can keep acting for free by buying a card, and it will be more effective if you have extraordinary powers. The same goes for other stories. As a businessman, you can completely plagiarize Levi's stories and actors 😏. They are all ready-made. If it doesn't work and you get tired of acting later, just play a happy ending or change the tragic ending. Isn't this going to be a crazy grab for gold coins (anyway, outsiders will be planning the script by then) and then as long as the troupe goes out on tour, this is not going to make the Hall of the Dead famous. And I also saw that after Hathaway entered the city and saw others gathering to play cards (I don't know if they were playing battles), will there be a Yu-Gi-Oh! Game? 🤔Specially formulated rules for playing card games And if someone has a lot of cards, he can open the Colosseum to earn gold coins. [Sneaky smile] After all, maybe under the influence of the troupe, most people may know this story. At this time, it is not profitable to bring out the gimmick of Tristan vs. Seiyas and directly open a betting market. (Although the protagonist doesn't like the money, outside businessmen do, and can better enrich the diversity)
I originally wanted to read it with 200,000 words, but your profile said that it would not accept ratings, so I came to see what happened. The score of 6 points is indeed a bit low. At present, the guarantee can only add 1 point, but overall it is not that bad. The general idea should be to magically modify the earth's myths and legends to create a dungeon copy, and then construct a fake history for people from other worlds? I hope to continue this in the future. The author can use the method of refining the fakes to become real, and let the myths and legends of Blue Star take over the other world. For example, the researcher can later develop into a goddess of wisdom, and the fanatical female knight can become a Valkyrie. Reshape the struggle in the royal city and introduce the power of local gods. Use the things in the protagonist's dungeon to match the local gods, and gradually complete the earth's myths and legends to colonize other worlds. Of course, what I am talking about is only the Western fantasy version that has been successfully used. The author can just take a look and have his own ideas.
Yes, the quality is relatively good. There are enough story elements among dungeons of the same type, and the character setting is also quite good. There are not so many unreasonable and brainless characters. It can be seen that it is done with care, and it combines many elements of card games, dungeons and so on. Very suitable for human viewing and quite good food.
The author is great, I would like to recommend an event - before Venus rises: "The king listened to the wizard's words. When Venus rises, the king will die of water, so the king took the queen and his subjects to hide in the mountains. The days passed and the food decreased day by day. The fearful king followed the wizard's advice and used the flesh of his subjects as food and the blood as water. The queen couldn't bear it and chose to drink poison and become the king's food. The king died after drinking the queen's blood, and that day was when Venus rose. " Another version is "Before Venus rises, the king will be invincible!" 😳[Admiration]
I feel that the protagonist can design a strategic war later and prepare for the eventuality of war with the world. Of course, two players are required to fight each other. You can even open up more players and directly use the world map of another world. Players must be monster players. Various types of monsters can be divided into major categories. There are many NPC lords in the map. The conditions for victory are that everyone must either be annexed or choose to surrender (note: after surrender, if the winner is unable to threaten or the overall strength is greater than the winner, you can choose to rebel). Some natural disasters and gods can be mixed in, and the protagonist can also try it himself 😏🍉😏
This is a very well written dungeon construction article. Whether it is the flavor of the monsters or the design of the plot in the dungeon, it is both royal and unconventional. If it can maintain this level in the future, I will undoubtedly recommend it with full marks.
What a wonderful combination, dungeon, meat pigeon, vampire survivor, Soul Travel, Teamfight Tactics, and fictional historian. I'm sure there will be battle royale and survival games later. Why is this brain so good at writing novels? I want to know the background story of the new level. Is there really an evil spirit? I like to see them killing each other.
Okay, I have an idea. The finale of The Princess and the Knight of Eternal Wine can be divided into 3 parts. The first one is the twin flower type, which needs to be killed at the same time. The second type is the same as the sacrifice flow, one dies and the other is strengthened. The last thing is the integration. It can also be two stages, and the second stage is combined with the first stage.
I thought it was Auto Chess in a dungeon world. The dungeons were Auto Chess, where players hurt each other. The result was an extremely traditional dungeon story. I was a little disappointed. The elements of Auto Chess were not reflected, and it had no special features. It was just so-so. It was just a traditional combination of several pieces combined into one, and then the attributes were upgraded and gradually became stronger. I kind of feel that the greater my hopes, the greater my disappointment, so I think the first 30 chapters are just average.