Dungeon Era: From the Start, I Disguise Myself as a Future Enzo!

The writing is particularly good, especially the latest update of the debate between high-level national officials. It is really not brainless. It is estimated that the protagonist will be found out after the end of this dungeon. After all, the protagonist was too careless at the time and made up an identity to contact future Enzo.

It's great, it's so delicious. The author really knows about Rock Kingdom. The author will update soon. Come on!

I was so touched. For the sake of Enzo's wife, I was able to fuse my two elves. It was great.

As a long-time Locke fan, it's really hilarious to see the protagonist use Enzo's lines to pretend to be a boss! The dungeon setting is also very interesting. You can string together the games you have played and use them as dungeons, which is very interesting! It's a relaxing and interesting story, and the protagonist's talent settings are very good. You can save the game and make a copy.

I don't know what happened later, but Luo Shou's writing was quite good, and the acting was a bit too much, but the ending was good, so happy

It's a pity that I have to buy my own things by myself [cover face] [cover face] [cover face] Everything else is pretty good. It would be great if the protagonist randomly gets something of his own every time he completes a dungeon [face-covering][face-covering][face-covering]

You have to keep a low profile and form a team... The left brain attacks the right brain, right? Doesn't it have the same effect if a person stays behind the scenes? Most of the protagonists are basically exposed after forming a team... And they are easily stabbed, which is quite poisonous.

A very unique and beautiful copy-flow type novel. To be honest, there are very few novels in this genre that can be interesting. This one is one of them. The review section of the book is not very bad, but the score is very low. This should have something to do with issues such as copyright, or the reviewer has certain preferences and cannot be fair. After all, the scorers are also human beings, and the income is not high. It's normal for the score not to be good, but it doesn't affect whether the book is good or not. There is a climax at the beginning, which is really good. However, the description is too bland and cannot mobilize too many emotions, and the ending feels a bit hasty, which leaves the reader with a bit of a sense of separation. And this problem is not as good as having only one, but overall it does not affect the reading and the development of the main plot. It is a good novel

The first volume of Locke Kingdom was well written, and I look forward to the follow-up, but I just can't figure out what's going on with Griffin. What the hell was the first rescue? Maybe it was a success. Who is the Griffin who talks to the king and plays with Dream Corisia? The rescue was successful, right? Why would four Elf Kings be divided into the rescue team afterwards?

Roar! Roar! Roar! This is what I want to read, but the previous copy was so exciting. What do you plan to write next? I hope it's more interesting to write. [Cool][cool][cool][laughing][laughing][laughing]