On the day he awakens during the college entrance exam, Zhou Jin receives the unrated class "Flagbearer." Everyone else enters dungeons hoping to clear them and claim the rewards. He discovers that planting a black flag in a dungeon's core lets him seize ownership of the entire place. When an S-rank Dead City suddenly appears and traps a thousand examinees, everyone waits for a powerful savior. Zhou Jin instead leads an army of the dead to seize the armory, four city gates, and the Old King's throne. Years later, as a Blood Moon train races through the myriad worlds, countless rulers of forbidden zones receive the same new rule: Wherever the black flag goes, ownership of the dungeon changes hands.
Zhou Jin: Clearing a dungeon takes too long. I'll just take the whole city.
The indigenous protagonist is not an orphan, but has a missing father. Before his disappearance, he was working as the Riddler. The protagonist's awakening is related to the badge left by his father.
Aiwen, ai is too serious
The content you write has the style of ancient mystery novels, but your intensity is too high. It feels like you want to write a mystery, but you don't understand it clearly.
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You shouldn't start with a high level of intensity and lose the sense of expectation. You should start with a simple dungeon and work your way up bit by bit.