The Wizard with a Dungeon

It's a cheesy routine. The protagonist passed the assessment of the lawful side wizard and was kidnapped by the evil side. How many times has it been used by others?

In fact, the writing is pretty good, but it doesn't feel particularly relevant to the dungeon, and I don't feel that the dungeon is of much use. It would be best if the dungeon can produce something distinctive to give the protagonist some characteristics, otherwise it feels like a running novel.

Why keep the enemy? Waiting to drive readers away?

From the current point of view, the copy is just a gimmick and has no use at all for the protagonist's strength.

No matter how exciting otherworld novels are, as long as the protagonist does not travel from Earth, I will not read them.

The time traveler was absorbed, it was so disgusting. . . Why do you write pictures like this? ? @

Being poisoned, at sea, the white wizard was robbed by the black wizard, it was so vulgar.

Just because someone else pulled some tricks and killed them without hesitation? I would like to ask the author how old are you? Don't get me wrong, I'm not talking about your thoughts. I'm wondering what kind of heart you need to write such incredible things casually. I'm curious

I would rather read a fixed dungeon so that others can pass the level and it is beneficial to me.

To be honest, the author's writing is very fluent, but I guess I didn't write the outline well, and I couldn't control the subsequent content. I started writing nonsense without knowing how to write since I went to the Central Continent, eh. Accepted