Dungeons Across the Heavens

The Rumble-Rumble Fruit is way too cheap! I feel like even a 100,000-dollar version without side effects wouldn't be expensive. After all, obtaining Luck Points is easy; you can exchange them for enhancements anytime, anywhere. There are no time limits for completing tasks, and buying things doesn't require side quests.

It's a really good novel, and I've already subscribed to all of them. But I have some thoughts I'd like to share. As a novel featuring a main god and quick transmigration, I think it's necessary to integrate abilities at appropriate times; otherwise, there will be too many abilities later on, and even the author won't be able to remember them all.

It feels weird to list things like resource consumption and cooldowns; this isn't an online game novel... Hopefully, we won't see any more bizarre data-driven settings like a needle piercing the heart causing a little blood loss in the future.

Somewhat disappointing, ordinary Earthlings cannot comprehend the same domineering insights as natives.

In reality, someone who spends 300,000 yuan so casually is truly speechless; someone who spends all their gold bars is also speechless! Don't they know that gold circulates in many parts of the world?

In the context of a vast multiverse, writing out attributes feels out of place and is difficult to define clearly.

Hurry up and finish writing One Piece; I don't like reading One Piece plots.

I don't even watch One Piece! I'll wait until this chapter is finished!

I really don't know what the protagonist was thinking. The main characters are supposed to have a lot of luck... But in the beginning, the protagonist insisted on going to other places to become a pirate hunter, which was thankless and he was constantly courting death.

My peers are indeed abandoning me. 😢