Who Got the Bug? I Passed the Level Based on My Ability.

I have seen too many dungeons where players are fighting each other, but this book gives me a refreshing feeling of uniting the players. The author's writing style needs to be improved online, and the plot design and the protagonist's abilities are relatively novel. The first copy is a bit long, and the settlement title is even more uncomfortably long. The plot development is too bland, and it feels like a running account, lacking a sense of substitution. A little more description can be added.

It's strange why this book has a strong sense of déjà vu, as if I've read it somewhere.

This brief introduction of the crotch and ironing made me laugh.

? Are you reincarnated from the dirt? There was a similar one before, but it stopped working soon.

Hot, hot, hot, hot, hot, hot, hot, hot, hot, hot, hot, hot, hot, hot, hot, hot, hot, hot, hot, is the system being burned by the protagonist with a cigarette butt?

The proportion of bug content is still too small

Just like the title, the level 8 players in the red book have retired, leaving a group of level 1 and level 5 players alive until the end of the dungeon to receive rewards. It is pure obscenity at first glance. The author is so excited.

The front was fine, but the back felt a bit boring. I thought I could hold on for a while.

You can take a look

It's good-looking and interesting, but it seems like it's about to be written about an emotional drama. This kind of writing is not suitable for writing about emotional drama.

Overall, it's pretty good. There are only two points where the number of updates is too small. The second one is that the proportion of bugs is a bit small. There should be more temporary ones. You won't be able to choose after the dungeon ends.

Why don't you do this?

In the past, the protagonists of some novels would only borrow abilities far beyond their own cultivation level and rely on one-time consumables, such as cards or props, without having their own cultivation level that could be strengthened in the long term. If you encounter a war of attrition or a protracted war, you will be blinded. You have no ability in martial arts, magic, magic, etc. The protagonist is stuck with a bug and currently has no ability of his own to output continuously. He relies entirely on props and the 24-hour cooldown bug skill output.

Entering the Palace is quite well written.

Come on, you can write well. Keep it up. If you keep this standard, you will become famous.