Dungeon: Apostle's Guide to Self-Rescue

The author should not classify levels by game. Can you look at the adventure mode of the Japanese version of DNF in the anime version to see if there is any sense of substitution in defeating monsters and upgrading? Baron and others go on adventures with friends just to unlock the ghost hand. Besides, some monsters are not determined by their level. We cannot say monsters. How can I put it? Monsters or boosts are determined by some tasks in the game. For example, Kallet, dark elves or dwarves, it is better to write a plot mode like the super god mechanic.

After using quick naming today, I discovered that the warriors had already entered the starting point😁

The author finds his or her own writing style as early as possible and gets out of the fan comfort zone. Author, you are the second author I have seen who jumps into the comfort zone of fan fiction, but that one seems to have fallen to his knees too. As a simple reader, I feel that if I only read one volume of a fanfiction series, it will feel awkward if I read too many. Especially some authors like to be blind.

When I saw DNF, I immediately came in to support 🤭

The writing is very green. I'm going to check the goods first. If I don't come back, it means I've been poisoned.

800 Warriors, gather here

As long as you update seriously, take the time to improve your literary talent, and focus on one thing, this wealth will be yours.

The protagonist is not worthy of this saint. I also know that the protagonist does not want to be this saint.

Open high and go low, virtue is not matched. The frustrated Xiao lived for ten chapters. Then he died, his strength gone. It's better to reborn as an adventurer directly. Upgrade step by step.

If you readers or warriors have any opinions, please share them. After all, everyone likes different writing styles!

I'm the first one, you still have straight hair if you have inward projection?

The subject matter is interesting and I can keep reading.

It's okay, the writing is young and the story is quite interesting!

Not to mention the problems of driving high and moving low, too much spoken language really affects the reading experience, right? I rely on myself to wipe it, etc. The author may feel that it is very good when writing, but the reader's experience when reading is very, very poor. For example, few of the most popular works include spoken language.

I didn't read Chapter 10 and it's gone. Who is Anamu? After 8 chapters of preparation, I just want to say that the protagonist has obtained the power of Michelle and Ozma, right? No, I can't do it anymore. I always feel like I have no sense of substitution.