Lin Ye accidentally triggers five hidden contract quests. The managers of five eerie operator dungeons, Mai Xiaowen, Luna, Die, Gu, and Jifeng, each guard a different location: Zero Dam, Longbow Valley, Space City... He must complete their hidden trials to form contracts with them.
My assistant is actually a Boss. His name is Lu Ming.
Lin Ye thinks they're vicious dungeon managers, but after he clears the final dungeon and signs the contracts, he casually pats them on the head.
The cold, expressionless Mai Xiaowen clutches her clothes, keeping her voice tight: "...How dare you." (In her heart: D-do it again.)
The arrogant, taciturn Luna turns her face away:
The bewitchingly seductive Die is flustered:
The gloomy, taciturn Gu shrinks back a little, her voice barely above a whisper.
The energetic Jifeng comes right up to him:
From then on, Lin Ye takes five eerie operators along with him. They look fierce on the outside, but are full of thoughts on the inside. Lin Ye has extraordinary powers of his own, too.
An invasion from another world begins, but ascension starts with completing five hidden contract quests.
The writing is really poor, and I feel like some of the content was written using AI. But for me, fan fiction doesn't have too many requirements. The plot is still acceptable and I can read it. It's a bit boring in the middle. All I can say is that I'm looking forward to the second copy of Luna. I recommend that Chapters 25 to 35 are boring. I suggest skipping it. My original judgment is that the daily life after clearing the first dungeon is well written. I like it, and I am looking forward to the settings in the second dungeon. I think it will be very interesting.
How to evaluate it? As for the plot, the title is quite novel. The writing is a bit poor, and the heart is blank. The translation is a bit redundant, like the word "water". And the direction of the plot is a bit lacking in the weird plot, which is more like an urban daily guide.
It feels so uncomfortable to listen to the book 🙂
Okay 🙂 🙂 🙂
Too much nonsense, dry and hard