I Can Create Instances
我能制造副本
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 1.1M Words
- Genre
- Gaming
- Subgenre
- Game Otherworld
- Updated
- 6y ago
- English
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This dungeon master feels like a lord, leading a mobile city to other worlds. I really want to see someone who doesn't care about being human, directly merging with the dungeon to become an evil god—wouldn't that be amazing? Dungeon power, immortality, evil sacrifice—I'm absolutely thrilled!
To create a copy, do you only need monster materials? It feels like it doesn't comply with the law of conservation of energy! And why do so many people play dungeons? No reward?
After reading the first few chapters, a descendant of a family in the city covets the golden skin left by the protagonist's father. Putting aside the fact that this setting is impossible to implement in a dungeon and requires battlefield use, does a parent who can blockade the protagonist from the Federation really need this worthless skin?
After reading the first two chapters, I felt speechless. First of all, the powerful young master of the Zhou family only knows how to use petty tricks; he doesn't dare to openly force sales or secretly kidnap and torture people, while the protagonist, a lowly figure, dares to kill without any fear.
I read a few chapters and it was so awkward! I won't say why, curious? Then go read it! I'll try to trick as many people as I can.
The first chapter is already quite toxic. You have to buy the materials yourself; if you can't, you can have someone else buy them for you and then send them to you.
As a long-time bookworm who's read countless books, this one really suited my taste. I've read so many books lately, mostly free ones, that I couldn't finish before giving up. This author's imagination is truly boundless; I actually finished it! Since I read it on QQ Browser and enjoyed it, I bought some Qidian coins to thank the author. 😁😁
They should add a monster respawn timer for dungeons, otherwise it's too overpowered. In the later stages, if a god can resurrect infinitely without any limit, even the creator god wouldn't be able to withstand it.
I thought this was a novel about creating dungeons and interacting with players, but it turns out to be a typical story about recruiting followers and dominating another world. The title and synopsis are unclear, and it's not attracting the right readers.
Chapter Two: Begone! The protagonist killed someone, but his enemies didn't even need him to kill or injure anyone to make a fuss; they just had to take matters into their own hands. Is this all just nonsense? They're constantly monitoring the protagonist, yet he doesn't know what they're monitoring him for. Are there really this many nonsense novels on Qidian?