Living in Infinite-Flow Dungeons

I skipped a copy of Yongan High School in the middle, but I still enjoyed reading this novel in one sitting. I feel a little disappointed, the ending is too hasty, and it seems that the final boss was killed by me without much explanation. The success of Gouzi's resistance is all due to Dao Ge's backhand. His player status does not play a big role in paving the way for success. After all, if Bai Yunqi doesn't help him, there will be thousands of Bai Yunqi to promote Qin Daoge's awakening talent, sealing the heart and locking love (?). The "past" that should be important, Qin Tianming, is like a tool man, not even as rich as Gouzi who has amnesia. He was calm about Bai Yunqi's death, as if the person who died was a stranger with whom he had no connection, rather than a madman with a complicated relationship who he had single-handedly brought up, backstabbed, and collaborated with. His emotional fluctuations were not as big as those of Little Yuanbao. Is he too tired? But this kind of fatigue is too light as the kind of fatigue caused by being denied by important people, floating like a duckweed without care, and completely losing contact with the world. I didn't say he was sad, but it made me want to feel sad for him. It felt very uncomfortable. Although Gouzi who lost his memory was really inhumane, Jiang didn't hold his hand asking for help. She didn't know Qin's disappointment in her and the world, and she didn't know how dangerous Qin had done. Qin Daoge's bet on his best friend Jiang finally lost, and the protection that could save his life also faded over time. Such a profound crisis of trust was easily dismissed in one sentence. After reading it, I felt empty in my heart. I know that Jiang is a very good person, and she struggles with responsibility and friendship, but I still feel that they should be laughing and yelling, talking openly and honestly over a meal of wine and meat, or they should be bound by responsibility and overwhelmed by guilt, and even if they meet, it will only be a superficial greeting. As for my sister and the others, they have forgotten everything. They no longer remember such a wonderful and painful memory, nor how important Qin is and how much he has done for them. If Qin gave him a choice, maybe they wouldn't want to forget it, right? In the final analysis, this kind of he is the ideal he that Gouzi hopes for, and it may also be the best he. He has everything, but I feel like he also lost everything in this ending. This is the unwillingness of the reader's perspective ( Wooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooo, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, I wanna see the daily life of siblings and the prequel to Daoge Squad and the character biography of Bai Yunqi uh uh uh uh uh

I feel so tired after reading it. The first half is very well written and I particularly like it. The second half was also well written, and I liked it quite a bit, but I was too tired to watch the part where I was disgusted by the surname Bai and lost my memory, and the last part felt a bit rushed, which made me feel completely unsatisfied and panicked. It's as if I saw be instead of he...

Because the new article is still being serialized, I went to the column to read this~ The two-level reversal of Xiao Ke's identity really surprised me at the beginning. It felt like a transition in a suspenseful movie, allowing Gouzi to officially enter the extraordinary world; In the follow-up, I prefer the exciting scene of the weak (?) NPC pretending to be a player in "Guiman Village", the description of Lin Nan's weak yet strong personality, and the process of the dog core "Lin Nan" gathering ghosts. After reading it, I found that the "dungeon story" is somewhat consistent with the "real world" and "system". In fact, the "villagers of Guiman Village", the "founder of the group", the system and the players are all using whatever means to continue their own existence, while distorting or even losing their own concepts. "To do evil, you know that rejoicing in life is not evil. To do evil, you know that rejoicing in death is not evil. To be weak and mourn without knowing how to return is evil?" Dao Ge and Grandpa continue to engage in the ordinary (?) Funeral industry and Feng Shui. It seems to echo the end of those alienated immortals. This ending looks very good! P. S. I didn't see Xiao Ke take out the "Amnesia Gouzi Dementia Video" and let Dao Geshe die for once. It's so awesome! Can! Cherish! Got it! Later I watched the interaction between the amnesiac Dao Ge and Director Xiao Ke, and I always felt heavy. Although I was glad that Dao Ge did not make Xiao Ke lose his memory when he cleaned up the mess, I sincerely hope that they can have fun when they meet again after the ending QAQ.

I feel that Underworld is a bit abrupt and has a forced setting. I like it quite a lot in other places. It is rare to see this type of infinite flow. The writing is good and not stiff. Finally, it is not the protagonist who kills everyone in the dungeon as a player. I am touched.

How can I put it... I finished reading it, but I felt that the ending was a bit watery and indescribable. The writing was very messy, and it was a bit strange that the system could be easily defeated by human emotions... Generally speaking, I don't recommend reading this article. It was okay in the early stage. Although the golden finger was big, it was still within a reasonable range, but it started to fall apart in the later stage.

Although there are some foreshadowings in the early stage, the ending can be considered self-justifying, but it still feels a bit stiff and rushed. Come on, I hope it will get better and better! Finished spreading flowers! ~

When I saw the temple, I wondered if I wanted to receive power and become the strongest. After going straight to the finale... As expected, I guessed it right

I prefer the early and middle stages, but the later stages feel too rushed.

I can't say that the writing is not good. In fact, the plot setting is also okay. Jiang Ningke has also gained the protagonist's understanding, but the protagonist has let it go. Can she let go of her behavior that was almost a betrayal of the protagonist? That was obviously her last relative. Since everyone's memory can be modified, why not modify part of her memory as well? After all, even if she was forgiven, the cracks were still in her heart, no matter how small they were...

It feels a bit forced