The Lord's Path Begins in the Dungeon

No, no, the palm-sized mice are as smart as humans. It doesn't quite fit, and he's not a rat.

The monsters you write all have human intelligence, which seems awkward.

After reading the first 80 chapters, the plot design is too deliberate. When you fight the howler monkey, you happen to have a caveman who is immune to sonic attacks; when you fight the goby, the caveman happens to have evolved immunity to toxins; when you fight the bloodclaw mouse, you recruit an elf that is easy to harass; when you fight the rob, you happen to have a little monster with high fire resistance. The same routine has been used 4 times. I suggest the author improve it later.

The title is dungeon, but as a result, all forces and arms are here, and it's a hodgepodge.

Damn it, I raised it for a long time and died.

Settings post, which updates relevant settings in the novel from time to time, including introductions to the arms and pictures, etc.

It's well written, why is there no one here?

Is the author a howler monkey or a howler monkey?

I have read too many articles about building castles and troops. This is the first time I've seen someone like you who doesn't send troops from the barracks. It's the kind that gives rewards for completing tasks. Quite fresh.

I personally think it's pretty good-looking, but it feels like there's too much nonsense. Those monsters in the past said that if you push too much inner narration, you'll die in two seconds. There's no need to keep talking about your heart. I feel like writing novels now, I don't know if it's a requirement, a lot of them like to write a lot of useless inner narration, and they still push a lot of nonsense, especially those narrations are useless, so it's better to just write the plot.