I Refine the Heavens Through Dungeon Runs
我以副本炼诸天
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- 265k Words
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- Mystery
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- Mystery High-Concept
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- 5mo ago
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While the protagonist's storyline in behind-the-scenes novels is indeed less prominent, it's still necessary when needed. And every genre of novel needs its satisfying moments; in behind-the-scenes novels, this satisfaction often comes from having the protagonist become a powerful background character, with their stories told through NPCs – this approach is often more effective.
The premise is good, combining folklore and fantasy elements. The protagonist creates dungeons, and players need to repeatedly test the rules to clear them. The dungeons themselves evolve to form a complete storyline, and the players' understanding of the dungeons is well-developed. The plot after chapter 40, when they start borrowing fire, is particularly well-written.
Well, the general direction is good, but the taste reminds me of a strange flavor. Although the strange flavor isn't very strong, it's still something I can't help but associate with it. For example, the protagonist is constantly practicing martial arts; his speed isn't fast, but his stability is. This feels strange.
The author did capture the feeling of ordinary people struggling to survive, though it's a dungeon-crawler horror story. The AI's word choice was indeed precise and cool; hopefully, the author's private placement won't be affected by the AI's writing.
I've read up to chapter 17, it's pretty good. I like this kind of dungeon where no one dies, and the writing is good too. Those similar stories labeled as dark fiction really don't have any morally sound values; they don't treat people like human beings, and they don't even consider that before they had their powers, they weren't just ordinary people themselves.
It's too slow; the basic framework of the first dungeon hasn't even been fully built yet, with only about fifty pages.
It's well-written, but the penalty for failure is too lenient. This style might not be popular anymore. If the punishment were changed to permanently kill the injured area, it would be like the place where the dog bit you turned gray. It can only be recovered through special methods. I hope the author keeps it up!
Maybe I just don't like this kind of thing, but my biggest impression of this book is that it's slow.
It's good and quite original, but it's too short and the pacing is a bit slow; some explanations are repeated. It's still a good book. 👍👍👍
It's alright. Although it's AI-generated, it's not unreadable.