This Dungeon Has Grown Mushrooms

When it comes to what is good about a book, generally speaking, it is impossible to explain why; but when it comes to what is bad about a book, it can still be explained. Next, I will talk about the various common problems in novels on the market with protagonists reincarnating into hostile camps of inhumans, and how this book handles these problems. First of all, the most common problem is that the protagonist has been reincarnated and has become a character of the hostile camp. He still has a mother-like attitude towards the original camp and takes the initiative to make friends with him when he encounters him. Either the character of the original camp accepts the protagonist without any brainpower, or attacks the protagonist, causing the protagonist to fall into a state of "I am so good to them, why do they reject me". This book handles it very well. The human camp as a whole does not lose its intelligence. The protagonist's strategy for making friends with the human camp is to first become a neutral monster and then trade with it. For an individual human (Dylan), when rescuing people, he does not expose himself to the threat to others, and waits until the other party is unable to resist and has a certain trust in himself before communicating. The overall operation can gradually make friends with the entire human camp without losing his intelligence. Then there is the issue of persuasion and killing. After reincarnation, you kill the original camp, such as the Lord of Darkness. Although the overall writing is very good and the various characters are not smart, the part where the protagonist massacres human beings for merit also persuaded me to quit. There is also the tendency for other novel authors to turn their perspective back to the people killed by the protagonist. This in itself is not a problem and can highlight the strength of the protagonist. However, some authors will choose to explain the background of these people and say how pitiful this character is. The family is short of money or is forced to go to the battlefield to fight with the protagonist... Which makes the protagonist cruel. In this book, the protagonist does not take the initiative to start a fight. Others hit the protagonist first and then the protagonist fights back. He does not engage in large-scale killings. This book does not persuade him to retreat.

Let's talk about my experience as a reader when I read this book and reached Chapter 22. The writing from the beginning to Chapter 16 is very exciting and smooth. The setting, plot, characters, sense of anticipation, and rhythm are all very well done. After that, as the world view unfolds, I can't stand it anymore. After watching fantasy for so many years, this is the first time I have seen one where the protagonist and heroine are mushrooms. There is no other comparable work in this setting, and this one is in a monopoly. The plot advances smoothly, the interaction between the male and female protagonists is cute, and the detailed descriptions are impressive. My expectation at this time is pure love. The male and female protagonists will venture to the surface together to show some interaction. The male protagonist will continue to fight monsters and upgrade equipment, and at the same time get to know some supporting characters. It is best to reach the surface and start to build up his signature muscles and build his own power, similar to "The Black Technology of the Silver Dragon". Judging from the description of the heroine in the first chapter, at least the author can write about the heroine, which is much better than some fantasy authors who write the heroine as a tool-woman template. Moreover, this is not a kind of bitter and grudge-filled novel, nor is it a particularly light-hearted daily novel, nor does it have a particularly tragic life experience and then pretend to be a relaxed style. It is a very normal story-telling and adventure, and it belongs to the world view of the character. The plot and expectations are all very well done, and it gave me a good impression. Until Chapter 16. Then the heroine was taken away... The remaining protagonist started to fight monsters and upgrade and walked towards the ground... Although there were also monsters to upgrade and explode equipment in the middle... Don't you think it's boring? You didn't even have an audience during the process of fighting monsters and upgrading, just one person? It's like "Walking in Jinyi at Night" and has written so many chapters. What's the cool thing about it? It can be seen that the male protagonist, as a monster born deep in the maze at the beginning, needs the knowledge and help of the female protagonist to go to the surface. Every time something new unfolds, the male protagonist starts to recall what the female protagonist said. Then why don't you let the female protagonist say it directly beside you? Another failure point is the dual-line narrative. The male protagonist is in the underground maze and the female protagonist is on the ground. In this way, the author has to advance the story from two angles. Every time I switch the perspective, my sense of substitution is forcibly ejected. To be honest, readers don't really care about what happens on the ground. Male readers assume the role of the male protagonist, and female readers assume the role of the duke's daughter. What they watch is the interaction between the two in the adventure. If you designed it to separate the two, what else would you add? In the end, the only remaining readers are those who want to see the mushroom man fight monsters and upgrade. There is no shortage of articles about monsters and upgrades at the starting point. What a wave of potential silent readers you have lost. Also, this book is labeled as fantasy but it should obviously be classified as a light novel. This novel is classified as fantasy, so I read it according to fantasy standards. As the world view unfolded, I discovered why is there a demon king? The protagonist is still the brave... It's fatalistic, right? It's not important for the male protagonist to work hard. What's important is that the male protagonist has the identity of a hero. So, does the male protagonist have the final say or does the identity of the brave have the final say, and the male protagonist is just a puppet? Is there a god or the will of the world behind it that allows the male protagonist to be used as a tool to accomplish their ulterior purposes? Is it difficult to move forward without the identity of a hero? Can't even go to the upper level of the maze? I cannot accept that there is a Demon King Hero in fantasy, because this is the setting of a typical Japanese light novel. Although light novels and fantasy are both different worlds, the age groups of readers are completely different, and it is impossible to cater to both. Or you can just patch it up and say that this is an online game, and the mechanisms are all left by designers who have no owners. At least there are subtle differences between online game mechanisms and reality, and the male protagonist still has to make a little trial and error. Light novel readers will feel that it doesn't matter to write so many sophisticated settings. If you write in vain and waste time and energy, why not write more interactions and fun? Fantasy readers will feel that the settings are not sophisticated enough and the whole world is not colorful enough. If nothing else, the Demon King Hero setting is a fatal bug, which cannot be solved in an adult's world view. Or put it in the light novel tag.

I came across this book when I was in a book shortage. Before that, I fell into a period of time where I would read a new book and read it for two minutes before quitting it. I saw this book during the first ordering event in the book club. At that time, I saw that the author had several popular chapters on the day it was released + The book was on the ranking list, so I took a look. I like to make up my own mind about the scenes in the book while reading. I read on looking at the adorable appearance of the little pink mushroom in the opening chapter. What I really liked throughout the whole time was the author's description of the adorable actions of the puff-chip. The writing is very graphic, and the plot development is quite satisfactory. There will be a lot of space to write in the future, such as the exploration of the human world, the secrets hidden behind the dungeons, and the combat power. It may be because I do not regard it as a plus or minus. I think it is relatively vague. Maybe this is also a characteristic of another world, which is different from the strict hierarchy of fantasy. I like this book so far. I hope the author will continue to write and will continue to subscribe and support 🙂

On the afternoon of July 27, I discovered this book on the guide. After a few hours, I caught up with Chapter 76 at 10pm and came into contact with the new brave man. Originally, the first 75 chapters of this book were like delicacies to me, but in the end, a devil popped out in Chapter 76, which made me feel like eating a crispy and sweet big apple, and suddenly biting half of the worm. There is no doubt about the quality of this book, but the appearance of this guy made me afraid. I was worried that I would be disgusted if I continued reading, but I was not willing to give up such a good book. A story, so I spent nearly twenty minutes searching through more than a thousand book reviews, and only found nearly five pieces of information related to this Japs. However, there was very little useful information available. I hope friends who have followed up can give me some information. What kind of role does the Japs play in the subsequent plot, so that I can consider whether to continue reading. Thank you all.

This is written for friends like me who are into the game at half price or who are interested in the future. This book is considered within the dnd-like framework. The setting refers to the successful experience of two "monster protagonists" in Niku's Slime and Spider. It has a strong Niku flavor, and the writing style is delicate and humorous, and it is suspected of being an extraterrestrial demon. But note, if you want to see the harmonious development of slimes, you can lower your expectations. The protagonist of this book is a pure-bred chaotic neutral giant mushroom similar to Spiderman (maybe his moral value needs to be reduced by a few hundred more). There may be a bit of humanity in the beginning, but a strong sense of inhumanity has already been shown from the first two to three hundred chapters, and after that, it is just pure "greedy" desire. The specific manifestation is that he does not even have a basic view of life and death for his subordinates. He feels that the only regret after the death of all characters other than himself is that they are too far away to rob their graves of their skills. Those who can be saved will not be saved (except those who are particularly valuable); he feels that all good things come from what he knows. From that moment on, it belongs to you. If you are willing to trade, you can trade. If you are not willing to trade, it doesn't matter what your bonds, stories, or treasures are. You must be forced to offer the treasure yourself (or directly grab it); including many pranks and bad jokes that may make people smile knowingly or go too far and make people frown. In short, such a protagonist with no bottom line, no humanity, and no kindness is likely to affect readers like me who are accustomed to assuming the human perspective or defaulting to a positive moral value. Although the author's writing style is delicate, the group drama is really... Generally, there is almost no arc of the characters, they are almost the same as when they appear on the scene, and they remain the same until the latest chapter (unless they have been adjusted by the protagonist). Even the protagonist himself, the only arc is probably... Becoming less and less human (not originally). The last sentence of "smooth wind and smooth flow" has been mentioned in the development of the plot so far. Except for the earth dragon at the beginning, the protagonist has never encountered a real "critical life and death", and even the green mushroom of the main body has never been exposed to anyone's attack range. When the author installed it, it felt a bit like... A player who was afraid of playing a horror game but didn't dare to play it, so he opened unlimited firepower, unlimited recovery pills, and unlimited blocking. He stayed away from the screen and half-covered his eyes to control the character to kill ghosts. The author also likes to tease readers, and will deliberately design some plot points to disgust readers from time to time and trick them into making comments. The specific situation can only be said that everyone who has read it should have experienced it. After surviving the above poisonous points, if you are not scared away, congratulations, you can enjoy this wonderful adventure (?) Presented by the monster hero, starting from the dungeon, conquering the world and all races, and at the same time solving the crisis of world destruction (I never said that I am not a crisis) 😁

I can feel that the author has been pressing the progress, and the protagonist group is wiped out at every turn, and he has to start all over again. The initial base creep should not be shrunk or packed. Just give them all away. After finally reaching the surface, I said that the sun was shining on me and I was dehydrated, so I stopped going up. How can there be no water? Find a deserted black forest and go into it. You need wood and wood, and you need underground water and underground water. Much stronger than underground. It's just that after going out, you can photosynthesize and expand rapidly and infinitely. You can't control it, so you are not allowed to go. I won't talk about the low combat effectiveness of mushrooms.

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The final ripple

At present, for most readers, group travel is the biggest highlight of this book. Especially the new character is a Japanese warrior, which has aroused discussion among readers. Of course, it may be a small whim in the process of plot elaboration, but if the author really intends to show group portraits, in my opinion during this time, if the author is strong enough, in the contemporary view of "group portraits = fighting on the street", It may be an attempt that is wonderful enough to support the rise of the entire book, but if the author cannot grasp the group portrait text, it will also become the biggest poisonous point of the book. I hope the author sticks to his original intention and writes according to his own logic and basic ideas. The results will be presented in time. I also wish the author success in bringing a masterpiece to the many readers like me who love this book.

It's quite interesting, I often smile when I watch it

It can be bad but not completely bad. It's a pretty good work.

The protagonist is the Ghost Demon Lord, who squats and eats the souls of everyone after death.

The author's update time is like a serious fan of the Gala game, who wants to maximize every achievement. From early morning to early morning, the author is carefully testing the reader's presence at every time.

I beg the author to write better and better. We, the Fairy Mushrooms, must dominate the world, and all the demons and humans must grow mushrooms for us, the Mushroom Gods! ! ! ! Only we, Lord Jun, can unify the country! 😍😍😍😍After all, we, the Fairy Fungi, are cutting meat to feed the world 😭😭[fn= 12]😭Great love has no boundaries😭😭😭😭😭😭

Since downloading Qidian to read articles, I have found that the protagonists, plots and paragraphs of the books recommended to me by the system are all inexplicably greasy and vulgar (maybe because I have been watching female videos elsewhere before and am not used to the writing style and comment environment here at Qidian)... I don't know why the system arranged it for me like this. I am quite simple and I really can't stand some heavy-handed, sexy, and ridiculous comments... The first book I read even abandoned it because the paragraph review was too 🤮. Of course, there is also the reason why the author is getting more and more famous. This book was recommended by others. So far, I have a very good experience. It is clean and clear. The comment section and paragraphs are very comfortable. There is nothing particularly offensive or poisonous. Both the readers and the author are knowledgeable and talented... It would be better if the author was more diligent. The character design of the protagonist is quite good, neither obscene nor greasy. There is no inexplicable way of just staring at the description of certain body parts of the female character. The plot is also very exciting, and there are no ridiculous or side plots to attract attention... I hope Qidian can recommend more books like this to me and less greasy and greasy books. I feel disgusted after reading it, which pollutes my spirit and eyes.

What impressed me most about this book is that this was my first reward at Qidian, and I got a title. Now I have read more than 400 chapters, and I am ready to finish it, so when will it be finished?

Come on, author, your writing is really good. I give you all my recommendation votes 😆

I have been following the update for a year, but I didn't expect it to be finished so soon. I hope Puji can land smoothly and write the next excellent work

I haven't watched it for a long time, I kind of forgot about it

Just like the title, Spreading Flowers Although the outline was lost in the end, the ending was pretty good. At least all the problems were solved.

Recommended to watch, feel free to enter the trap Keywords: farming, monster fighting and upgrading, group portraits (not strictly classified, just a little bit of marginalization) This book is a Western fantasy, with digital descriptions. The protagonist is in a non-human form, and it is estimated that the main body will not deliberately change into a human (the clone is not yet known, and it may be disguised as a human to go out for a walk) The world view is a classic dungeon, warrior, mage, and thief series The writing is medium, the plot is smooth, the character description is also good, and there is no female protagonist yet. , Interesting, lively and imaginative, the combat power of a hundred cards is reasonable for the time being, and it has not bloated or collapsed There are no big or small poisonous points, and there may be uncomfortable reading parts that can be safely skipped Warm reminders 1. Although it is farming development, the protagonist changed the base after a few pictures (I heard that friends who like farming flow regard this as a taboo, I specially mentioned it) 2. There are very few new chapters now. If you really like it, you may not be able to read it. I think the author is not diligent in updating new chapters

I recently read the book and it was pretty good, fun and interesting.

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The introduction was interesting, so I was attracted. The content is indeed very interesting🙂{"TopicId":"1288826585147506688","TopicName":"Puchi and Me"}

The updates are so fast, two chapters and one chapter are updated in one day, which is only over 2,000 words. .

It's too loose. As we all know, plants and fungi don't have systems, only animals do.

Made by ai

Good guy, a new book in the fantasy genre. It beat all the new books from major channels and topped the new book list. It's awesome. This is the first time I've seen it.

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