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Which extraterrestrial demon is it? Which boss's trumpet is it?

After reading the comments section, everyone has positive reviews, and I was successfully scammed. There are really so many questions that I don't know where to start. The logic is a mess. I don't want to say that the writing is messy, but it is indeed on the low side.

Let me talk about the conclusion first. There is no obvious poisonous point in the food and grass. Those who like dark dungeons or high-pressure resistance worldviews can try it. The following is a detailed review Let's talk about the advantages first: The author does a good job of showing the despair and powerlessness of adventurers in the world view. In this regard, this book is also quite excellent among all the books I have read, with a kind of pure powerlessness. Also because of this sense of powerlessness, the adventurers' struggle in the plot has a different kind of charm. Whether it is monsters, various forces, or power systems, it is good to have a unified style of painting, and the author draws inspiration from Dark Dungeon to a large extent. At least I personally think the world view is very attractive. The protagonist's strength is very well controlled. He is in a state of a little but not much. When facing the enemy, he will neither lack the strength to resist nor weaken the enemy's strength due to his own level. More often than not, the protagonist must defeat the enemy through "fighting of wits" or will, which can better highlight the characteristics of the world view. And the protagonist is a normal person with brains, which is a huge plus in today's novels. Each character is also quite distinct. Teammates who have a good relationship with the protagonist are all useful and can play a role at critical moments and in ordinary times. Moreover, this role does not feel like it is given forcefully, so the perception of each role is quite good. Moreover, in this crazy world view, the struggles and despair of different characters can better enhance the atmosphere of this world. Then there are some shortcomings that I personally think Compared with the exciting plot itself, the plot is a bit too "bland", and it may even make people feel that there is no desire to read it. When watching it, you will have a feeling of "well, I am reading a novel". This world is a bit "barren". Except for a few human strongholds and basically one-time strange spots, there are basically no special descriptions. It is very empty. Of course, if the author wants to write a story like the Dark Dungeon game itself, with the exception of small towns and various dungeons, I will not say it. The protagonist is a very calm and rational smart man. This character is well written, but it also makes the novel somewhat lacking in passion. The protagonist is a restrained person who can really survive in this terrible world, which may be a big advantage to some people. Summary: A very good dark novel with brains. If you like this type of novel, you can read it without thinking. Even if you are not particularly interested, you can still watch it and give it a try. The author's writing style and plot control are quite good. ps: This book is not very to my liking. I probably only saw it here, but the author's writing is really good! If it's of the same type, I recommend another book on this site called "How come you, the brave man, are a special forces soldier?" Is also a Dark Dungeon fanfic, and also sews in things like Trench Crusaders. Relatively speaking, it will be more radical, not as hopeless and powerless as this one, and the setting will be more complicated. Looking forward to more excellent Darkest Dungeon fan fiction, I hope everyone here shows virtue time and time again.

It's the kind of movie that once you put it down, it's hard to get back to it and read it again.

It seems quite special. The author writes with peace of mind, and is careful not to be too influenced by our readers. Write what you want to write. People like things in all kinds of strange ways, and there are many things that are contradictory to each other. All works are loved by some people and disliked by others. Just maintain the consistency of the work.

It feels like the author has started to use AI instead The key points are still full of mistakes Key settings and details are often forgotten The plot also begins to collapse inexplicably How to kill the Lord of Fear, why he is inexplicably teleported, and some details are forgotten as soon as he mentions them.

Writing a book at least lets the reader know what's going on. Writing about killing the Lord of Fear is already very confusing. There is no foreshadowing, not enough clues, and the transitions are abrupt.

It's anticlimactic, and it's basically unreadable after about a hundred chapters.

At that time, I said that the pace was too slow, and the author rebutted me 🙂 Sure enough, I haven't read The Eunuch anymore.

I am more bloodthirsty, I hope the author can portray Eunice better and make her death more heroic😍