Livestreaming in the Dungeon

In the comments of a previous chapter, someone suggested you replay Mission: The Mission. I think that's a good idea, because the background you described in your previous chapters is very familiar to veteran players like me, but many players who didn't play from the 60-level era might not be clear about it. So, my advice to you is to keep the main theme clear. The character development is very important; you can add some real-world elements, even adding a chapter or two.

Personally, I hope the author will delve deeper into the background stories and philosophies of each profession when writing; it would be more interesting and relatable. Weapons and equipment will be upgraded, and dungeons will become increasingly difficult; the only thing that will stay with us is the "profession" we initially chose. So, why "him" in the first place?

I'm thinking of getting back into the game. What are some fun classes right now?

Some books, you nurture them for a while... And then they die. 😅

This is extremely unreasonable. If the game company sees such a high drop rate, wouldn't they forcibly lower it for the protagonist? It completely disrupts the game balance. Seeing the high drop rate should make it clear that the protagonist's luck is highly illogical.

Where the hell did this go wrong? The author's standards are way too high... Why does it feel like we're talking about completely different books? The author is making it sound like this book is awful... Is the author's imagination running wild?! This needs treatment! 😅😅😅

It's a poorly made project; the sky appeared twice.

It's been two years. I've gotten so good at messing with Arad, can't you even do that? Sigh.

Are there any novels written about the original version of DNF, the kind that starts from the 60 version?

It's such a shame the original novel was cut! I've been subscribing to it for a long time. I never expected it to be discontinued.