As a Player, I Lie Low in Dungeons and Live Forever
身为玩家的我，苟在副本中长生
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 792k Words
- Subgenre
- Infinite Flow
- Updated
- 2y ago
- English
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It's another 24-hour system. If your brain can't convert it, just use hours!
I'm so annoyed by the head-scratching and nose-touching. They come all the time (anytime, anywhere). Is the main character a mushroom? You really want to make that?
It's tough. The synopsis is about outlasting the boss, and the protagonist starts by buying cultivation techniques and sword skills that burn through his lifespan.
The premise feels somewhat contradictory. Let me put it this way: according to the novel, the character first cultivates a top-tier blue-level internal skill to its maximum level, then their attribute points plateau. Suddenly, they switch to a purple-level internal skill, and their attribute values skyrocket upon cultivation. It feels absurd. It's like an infinite flow world disguised as a game.
This book... Just treat it as a game-like novel with a dungeon crawler... The author's explanations and details about his own creations are too rigid... Many common-sense points are incorrect... The disconnect is obvious, quite uncomfortable, and awkward. 😰😰😰
Once again, the main character strives to level up, while the female supporting characters are carried along by the plot. 🤫
It's not bad, but it's quite different from the synopsis. I came here based on the synopsis. For example, the first character, the withered wood Taoist, I thought I would wait until he was old and could hardly walk before I could kill him!
Author, according to your setting, is someone who can't reach level 1 in half a year a noob or a true pro?
Let me make a prediction: this is a common problem for many authors—they're incredibly powerful in the early stages, but become utterly terrible in the later ones. The defining characteristic of your book is its longevity and excessive development time; you've stopped writing the process, focusing on the trivial details while neglecting the essentials, and it's slowly going to fizzle out.
After reading a few chapters, I still don't know @_@ The plot leans towards Tomato's style, and the writing feels immature. The basic framework is okay, but the author clearly can't control it.