A Hyper-Realistic Dungeon Game
超真实地下城游戏
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 770k Words
- Genre
- Gaming
- Subgenre
- Game Otherworld
- Updated
- 2y ago
- English
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Synopsis
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351Chapters
1.6kRecommendations
5.5kFans
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There's nothing exciting about it. The protagonist is weak and incompetent. Danger was chasing after him, but the protagonist didn't take it to heart. You can read it without thinking. Try it yourself, everyone. Maybe my skills are too weak to interpret it.
I felt the protagonist in Bunker 2 wasn't well-developed. There were too many enemies and too few allies who offered little support. He failed to unite all possible forces, ultimately leaving the adventure team to fight the boss head-on. Some avoidable problems couldn't be prevented, leaving many regrets. I hope this book will offer a better solution…
The pacing feels off. Both are about players and post-apocalyptic saviors, but take *The Mechanic* and *The Last Dark Lord* as examples. In *The Mechanic*, the main plot is clear: the protagonist enters the game, quickly increases his strength, exploits other players, defeats opponents—a very satisfying cycle.
Having read up to chapter 50, I haven't seen anything to improve my strength; instead, all the other players have already left, which is quite absurd.
The world setting is Dungeon Castle 2. Hopefully, the story will be changed.
The main character is just a clown, a mere plot device.
In this world forgotten by the gods, polluted and without a sun, can humanity's last flame dispel this boundless gloom? — *Hyperrealistic Dungeon Game*
Recommendation Frenzied whispers, distorted distortions, a world mired in pollution. As the protagonist drifts into a dreamlike slumber, unaware that he has entered the world of a game… On a desolate wasteland at night, the survivors of a destroyed village, barely having time to process the grief of their ravaged homes, must begin their escape.
To put it bluntly, reading this book is a complete waste of time and data.
After reading thirty chapters, my feeling is that this is just another story of a high school student being tricked into becoming a hero to save the world. Every NPC is a riddle-maker. If the protagonist had just given himself a couple of dispelling spells or drunk a little less, he wouldn't have gotten this drunk.
There are too few bunker novels. 2 Is really fun, but 3 is really bad. It would be great if the world of 2 could be made into an open-world action game.