Dungeon Simulator

Don't trust bad people; this book isn't dark. The protagonist of this book is kind-hearted, helpful, sensible, polite, lively, cheerful, innocent, simple, guileless, unpretentious, and has sound values. Welcome everyone to tip, invest, subscribe, vote, and favorite!

I'm making a prediction in advance: this book will definitely be abandoned. If it isn't, I'll treat the author to a meal on live stream. 😡😡😡

The author is writing fewer and fewer books, yet they write such good ones, and then they're already starting a new one! Can't we at least get a longer, complete novel?!

[Starting a thread, 10 likes per post, 100 posts to finish, 1 like for 10, 100 posts to finish (Student, mainly because I'm poor)] Keep up the good work, author! I've been following this book from Gu Qing all the way to Tang Yun. I especially love the styles of both authors, and it's all high-quality content with very little filler.

Tang Yanyue suddenly became the female lead in the middle of the story, and almost every chapter is filled with romantic scenes, it's unbelievable... It was such a dark story, I don't know why the author started writing romance, and I dare not ask. It's said the female lead dies later on, and I couldn't stand it. You guys can guess what I think.

Letting Mu Qingrou go seems illogical. He poisoned an entire village, including his parents, and then claimed they weren't pursued because they were over sixty and considered long-lived in those days. He further explained that she transmigrated and occupied his body, not fused with it, so she had no feelings for him. From a self-interested perspective, he doesn't lack dungeons. Besides, can he really handle the entire Yellow Springs Sect now?

Has the author forgotten that Tang Yan Yue's sister's daughter is about the same age as the protagonist? Tang Yan Yue is old enough to be the protagonist's mother, yet she's still trying to act cute with the protagonist. This protagonist's "idiocy aura" is just too disgusting!

Poisoned to death. The author can't distinguish between the fictional world and reality. In the fictional world, one can do whatever one wants. In reality: Don't gather detailed information about the enemy, don't scout locations, and don't repeatedly gather information from dungeons. Various illogical and mindless actions. Then, without any build-up, without any reversal. Stupid and annoying

Otherwise, if you had just portrayed a good person from the start, I, as a reader, would simply not have read it. But author, you insisted on starting with a villainous protagonist, discouraging the "saintly" type, and then turning him into a saintly figure midway through, discouraging readers who like dark stories. What kind of logic is that? And what's with all those beautiful women? Individuals are extraordinary, and high-quality opposite sexes are just common, worthless trash.

This book is truly well-written; the characters of high status are vividly portrayed, brimming with intrigue and scheming, full of cunning and treacherous plots. The logic is meticulous, making it suitable for seasoned readers. However, those who are not into adult content should probably skip it; it's unpleasant for you and disgusting for us. You're better off reading those fast-paced, fast-paced, feel-good novels on the bestseller lists.