
Dungeon Queen: Sending Goblins to the Factory from the Start!
地下城女王:开局送哥布林进厂!
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- Completed
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- 1.8M Words
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- Western Fantasy
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- Sword & Sorcery
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- 7mo ago
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How come you, a single woman, still have intimate interactions with men? Are you single or married?
Some thoughts on the recent plot.
The author seems to have misunderstood why I said the writing style was problematic. My two complaints are: 1. While making cola, a second time traveler, a senior at that, appears out of nowhere, and the protagonist is completely exposed to him without warning. 2. The protagonist's cheat ability fails without any foreshadowing.
This is really well-written. The protagonist's cheat ability is so powerful, and he has so many subordinates. Is the author considering establishing a kingdom and becoming emperor, or just building a faction? Otherwise, how will he manage so many powerful monster subordinates?
A system-based gangster novel disguised as a fantasy story, not bad.
Honestly, can we please stop adding Eastern martial arts like acupressure and meridian-severing techniques to Western fantasy settings?
Seriously, it was so jarring, I was completely pulled out of the story in a second. The whole "intercepting meridians and true qi against magic" trope is outdated from eight hundred years ago, and it's incredibly easy to mess up the power systems. It was so cringeworthy it made me want to drop the book. A well-written group transmigration story with a strong ensemble cast is somewhat tolerable, but this was truly disgusting.
Have you ever been a dragon girl? Some of this is just random writing and assumptions.
Ugh, the cousin's character was such a failure. The author clearly wanted to create a martial arts fanatic, but in reality, she's more like a spoiled brat who comes to your house for Chinese New Year – arrogant, self-centered, lacking empathy, and a sore loser. No matter how the author tries to whitewash her later, this kind of CS-like characterization as a teammate of the female lead is just disgusting from the start.
It's very well written; the author must have been a dragon maiden.
It's very well written; the author must have been a dragon girl before. The writing is very realistic and reminded me of my own days as a dragon girl. Keep it up!
I initially thought it was a farming story, but it has absolutely nothing to do with farming. The protagonist's strength relies entirely on cheat codes, and the author probably liked to finish the story with the protagonist getting frustrated, making it extremely meaningless. (I really couldn't stand it anymore when I read until I lost an eye.
After reading some of the comments, here are my thoughts: the cheat codes are too comprehensive, and the protagonist's strength comes entirely from them, and the improvement is too easy. I think the best way is to use cheat codes to achieve the goal of returning great power to oneself, thus making oneself stronger.