Mastering Written Languages, Exploring Dungeons

The author seems to be selectively targeting readers. The first few chapters published depicting the official regime in a way that is truly baffling. The authorities can be foolish, slow to act, and even prone to making mistakes, but they cannot be weak when facing civilian forces. Otherwise, can they still be called an official?

Why did they write such disgusting plot points right from the start? An organization suddenly appears out of nowhere, forcing the protagonist to join or face death, and then a woman suddenly appears to save them. The plot was actually quite good before.

The author should let the protagonist win based on his own merit. Always using various methods to let the protagonist win effortlessly makes him seem like a kept man who needs the author to feed him. The protagonist isn't lacking in ability; why insist on these effortless wins? Adding more plot points where the protagonist anticipates events and actively guides the situation would be much better.

The first instance was difficult to accept afterward. The protagonist's younger brother only got an A. Then the author explained that if everyone who read the guide followed it, their score would automatically be one level lower. And the official team even appreciated this approach. An S-rank score has an energy conversion option.

Why isn't it called "Strange Room: Complete Dungeon"?

What did you write when you put it up for sale? Are you trying to rush people like this? If you can't be realistic, don't write it.

When other books are released, they create exciting storylines to attract readers to subscribe. Why do you deliberately write a frustrating storyline to drive people away?

The moment they released the first guide, it was enough to discourage people. The text is so complex and unfathomable that no one in the world has ever fully understood it. How could an ordinary person like you know so much information?

Launch and crash – typical of Qidian (a Chinese online literature platform). Writing with your brain is free; writing with your feet is paid.

It feels like the quality of each new laptop is declining. I think this is the fourth one I've seen. I really don't know how this thing got a perfect first-clear rating. Are you kidding me?