I Farm Dungeons in My Dreams

This book is similar to: "I just want to play games quietly." But the writing is much worse: 1: Pretending to be mysterious 2: Pig's Knuckles and Golden Finger are very powerful but he doesn't know how to use them 3: The senior graduating class in high school is already ruined and still writing. The dialogue in the plot is sometimes incomprehensible.

The protagonist's father is a jerk! The wife and children are left to endure hardships. If the protagonist hadn't been reincarnated and traveled back in time, he would have been so poor that he became old and asked others to give him things. You might as well ask others to give him some money as settlement expenses!

When I saw Daddy Pig's Foot, I didn't want to see it anymore

I despise this kind of protagonist the most. He can obviously be a coward and become a god. Are you going to leave the mountain?

The writing and themes are all good, but the plot is unreadable, especially the part about the protagonist's father. How can an ordinary person have so many roles? If it is a single world, although it is old-fashioned, it can still be watched, but there are so many things in the parallel world. The protagonist's father can have stories and descriptions, but don't make it a big story. Is boos good? There are also unequal opponents. It's just how a rubbish physical education teacher developed a feud with his father. The strong and the weak have no intersection. So the plot is too blunt in this aspect, which is just looking for trouble. The author can make some big events so that the protagonist has to participate, but don't keep targeting him, okay?

This dad is so awesome. I feel so embarrassed that I almost got cancer. His routine is too simple.

Conflicts and ridicules are always inexplicable, can't we write them normally?

The writing is good, come on, it's just lacking a bit.

1. I just want to play the game quietly. 2. The setting of the protagonist's father is disgusting.

How should I put it? It's a novel, but the protagonist's background setting is really discouraging. The protagonist's father disappeared, but he secretly sent someone to deliver the card mysteriously, and then let his wife work hard to raise the child?? The disappearance should be more thorough. The card can be given by the mother. This leaves room for connections and connections. As a result, the protagonist comes from a poor family and the mother is an ordinary person. This setting is a bit broken! So the novel is about the Emperor falling in love with Cinderella and leaving the cheating protagonist to find his father?