I Can Farm Dungeons Without Limit

The book has just started, but I think the author should consider whether to prioritize or supplement the story with dungeons. If dungeons are the main focus, the protagonist's survivalist path might be more appealing to some readers. If dungeons are secondary, the main world needs some compelling settings to increase drama, otherwise, readers might criticize the protagonist for not using cheat…

Speechless, I can't find any good books anymore. Authors these days always introduce a cheat system (or "golden finger") and then ignore the martial arts system itself. They add whatever they want; supporting characters can increase their strength and constitution by practicing martial arts, but the protagonist can't increase their constitution.

All I can say is that the author is too harsh. Suppressing the protagonist's growth speed and then forcing him to recklessly charge in is just cruel.

Killing the White Fox dropped a Spirit Point and granted me the Wind Blade skill. One Spirit Point allows me to use Wind Blade once. Immediately after, killing Zhou the Escort allowed me to use it five times. As mentioned before, this can be replenished. If all attributes can complement each other, that's understandable.

The author's mistake was releasing it too early. Releasing it at 62 chapters meant accumulating too few fans, resulting in low subscription numbers, which is normal. Many readers, like myself, won't read books with fewer than 100 chapters.

How can an ordinary person's strength break through a defense? Why do you think the popular leveling-up builds rely on brute force? Because no matter how high your skill level, you can't break through a defense.

Many of the scenes depicted are simply unimaginable, such as slapping a fox or punching a mouse. Did you consider the height difference?

Deep Blue: Scarlet Sister, Brother is here!

Ahem, now that updates are back, I'd appreciate it if you could please let me know in this thread. I'm going to delete the book. Thank you all.

How can a high click-through rate still result in a failed attempt?