The World of Terror: You Really Expect Me to Enter This Dungeon?!

The writing is too abstract, the perspective is confusing, the twists are abrupt, and the world view settings are not laid out. It is like reading a few short stories that are basically irrelevant. They are all written like a high school student version of the Riddler. Moreover, a lot of information or settings that the protagonist knows is hidden and not mentioned. It should be introduced slowly. It's neither a battle of wits nor a battle of wits. It's neither scary nor scary. It's confusing to watch and not suitable for me. I don't know if anyone likes watching this kind of thing. Can I deduct a 1?

I was confused after reading three chapters 😅

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The plot needs to be strengthened. After reading more than ten chapters, there is no mention of the protagonist's situation. If it is a suspense decryption stream, the first copy inexplicably gets a doll and wins, and there is a fight among themselves The author needs to explain everything in the comment area, the writing is not strong enough

It's hard to tell who is the protagonist without being substituted. There are too many characters who appear in the dungeon at the beginning and I can't remember them. The process of clearing the dungeon is not clear. The author can look for a well-rated short group module.

Good guy, I'm totally confused after reading the first copy 🤤

I am optimistic about this author. Although this book may write shit, his attitude will definitely get better and better as he writes it. Come on, I won't read this book. If it doesn't work, you can rewrite it.

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After reading a few chapters, I feel like there is no priority.

The author's character description is okay, but this way of writing is really difficult to describe in one sentence. First of all, the reader is completely in a third-party perspective, and the information obtained is one-sided. The first and second volumes feel like they ended in a muddle, and there is no separate text to describe the cause and effect. The overall feeling is, ah, there is a trick, ah, the protagonist is hiding something, ah, the person is dead, ah, the level is cleared. Then it disappeared. I felt extremely uncomfortable watching it. It felt like everyone was a Riddler and couldn't explain clearly at all. I really didn't feel like reading any more. I wish the author continued progress.