[Dungeon Survival] + [Talents] + [Synthesis System] + [Class Advancement and Leveling] + [Colonization and Farming] + [Monster Girls] + [Dungeon Creation]
The entire class transmigrated. After awakening the [Weakest Talent: Alchemist’s Hand], Matthew was betrayed and abandoned by his teammates.
Fortunately, Matthew took charge of the disastrous situation he’d transmigrated into, and accidentally fused his abilities into a brand-new [God-Tier Talent].
He swore that his former classmates, who had betrayed him, would pay for their sins!
[Meager Bran Dumpling] → [Ordinary Roast Monster Boar] → [Luxurious Flame Dragon Tenderloin Gratin];
[Crude Sapphire Staff] → [Common Frost Staff] → [Legendary Staff of Eternal Frost from the Nethersea];
[Goblin · F-Rank] → [Greenhide Wraith · C-Rank] → [Wild Soul Venom Troll · S-Rank] → [Subspace Psionic Orc Legion · SSS-Rank].
A bizarre dungeon, an unknown ecosystem of monsters, and whispers and curses lurking in the dark.
With the [Profane Furnace], Matthew carved out a dungeon where order and hope could coexist.
Every now and then, though, his experimental creations had a few mishaps.
“Waaagh! I reckon this golden toilet would be perfect for Boss Matthew.”
Years later, Matthew sat in his private laboratory and shuddered in fright.
In my current opinion, there is nothing poisonous about this book. You can say that not every step of the protagonist's steps is the optimal solution, but there must be relative logic that makes sense. This book is mainly written around the tags of different worlds, time travel, dungeons, meat pigeons, online games, and cultivation management. In my opinion, it lacks a little bit of the expansion of interpersonal relationships, such as the development of friendship and love. However, this book does not have too many chapters, so there is no rush at all. It also depends on the author himself how to use his strengths and avoid weaknesses to write what he is good at. I quite like this novel, because it gives me more of a player feel, and it does expand on some new settings and terms. Other Western fantasy is equivalent to starting a different life in a medieval magical world, and I'm a little tired of reading it. The protagonist of this book is not very strong, but he is definitely not aggrieved. It gave me a novel sense of exploration and development, and the protagonist has great talent and potential. In short, I am still looking forward to the development of the whole story. All in all not bad. Ciallo~(∠ω< )⌒★
Very well written, Shushu is very cute, give it a thumbs up. Original text: Eating bug secretions? Is this something an "elf" can do? This scene once again refreshed Matthew's understanding of the world view of the dungeon. Can it only be said that it deserves to be a dungeon world? People do whatever they can to survive... I want to ask you, have you never drank honey? Well, even if you have never drank honey, have you ever seen anyone else drink honey? Well, even if you have never seen anyone drink honey, you can search for this thing online, okay? Insect secretions, isn't this a very common thing?
Articles written by humans are not AI works. The works are quite delicate and look good. I quite like alchemy. But the career system is very blunt to be honest. Logically speaking, things like alchemy are linked to knowledge, rather than how many skills you learn and how many things you make. So far, it's not toxic. There should be an outline
Not bad, but the number of words is a bit short
It's almost 100 chapters and I haven't changed jobs yet! Is the pressure on combat power too high?
The soul is back, the author's soul is back Why isn't it updated?
It seems pretty good so far [sending heartfelt wishes]
The mouse girl is so cute 👍, let's see what happens next to the fish-man princess [get it]
The little author will update quickly.
It's nice to look at, and the development of the territory is interesting. I have an idea: let the people of the territory give full play to their subjective initiative and do something fun.