In the Instance Dungeon, I Never Get Lost

Please feel free to write the plot of the copy, okay? Author, stop studying your ridiculous plots or emotional lines. You have already tried your best to prove that you are not the material. . Your copy is very good. Can you use your strengths and avoid your weaknesses?

You are not looking for a way. Isn't this the monkey version of omniscience? For example, break up the words in the Xinhua Dictionary into small balls and look for the first character of the name of the person opposite.

The first chapter was so sloppy, the official came to see me, said a few words, basically didn't introduce anything, and then entered a different world. . .

After reading 40 chapters, I can only say that I can't filter readers anymore. Those who can subscribe first.

It's okay, cool article. Goldfinger says it's for finding things, but it's actually pseudo-omniscient, and there's no cost. In the end, the protagonist actually uses it to find things. The usage is too rigid.

I accidentally discovered a new book while scanning the list, and it seemed surprisingly okay. There are no poisonous points at present. We will wait and see in the future.

How can I put it this way? I couldn't stand it anymore after reading Chapter 32. I couldn't accept the appearance of such awesome characters in the early stage, and the world view was suddenly expanded. This type of book still feels like the revival of spiritual energy. It slowly revolves around the city in the early stage and then slowly unfolds. Now the world knows more than the protagonist. There are many, many powerful ones, not to mention in the dungeon. A character with such high attributes suddenly appears. Although it has been reduced, such a powerful person has failed, which makes people feel that it is meaningless. If the protagonist wants to grow to this attribute, it will take at least one or two hundred chapters, and there is no desire to read it.

As the author, have you ever read what you wrote? Is it so careless? The first chapter is about screening readers.

After reading Chapter 40, I don't understand. Can we discuss the matter of letting newcomers enter the dungeon without any prior training but just a quick introduction to some rules? Is there someone else who has the main character hanging around? This is like going to a charlatan instead of going to a big hospital for treatment when you are seriously ill. The first time you happened to meet a god who came down to earth to cure you, so from now on you will only be as funny as a charlatan. Is it possible that you can meet gods every time?

I don't know why, but even though there's nothing particularly poisonous about it, it's just boring to watch.

Isn't this the super low-end version of Black Emperor's absolute hit?

The writing is terrible, but the creativity is okay

The copy is very well written. The so-called poisonous points are just the classic pretentious plot. I don't know why so many people find it difficult to accept it. I feel like I can't accept the self who loved to watch pretentiousness before. Unless this kind of plot is written in a long and substantial way, I would find it difficult to accept it if the plot content is not prioritized.

The little poisonous spots come one after another, chapter by chapter, I can't hold myself back

It's not easy to come across a novel that's interesting to you, so don't cut it. Even if I'm Hung Quanqin, I'll finish the story before talking about it 😁

I like reading the copy very much, let me taste it

Generally speaking, the official will contact you in advance for more formal door-to-door visits. If you don't treat your work rigorously, your work will treat you casually. And inform the other party's superiors in advance to avoid misunderstandings.

If I don't come back, I'll be dead by default If I come back, you'll think I'm a fake corpse

It is always quantity before quality, and the prerequisite for cultivating gu is quantity first. The two modes never conflict. If you really want to cultivate Gu, you should first expand training. In fact, the current demographic dividend and the devaluation of academic qualifications mean that you must first have the quantity and then raise the vise.

It's really well written and fast paced, and it's not too friendly to an impatient person like me.

Except for being a little sloppy at the beginning The small copy is well written, and the golden finger is perfect Five-star praise

The copy is good, but the reality is a mess. Nowadays, it is no longer popular for the dungeon to develop and pretend to be cool in reality, especially the ancient plot of pretending to be a little gangster in reality. The dungeon can be imaginative, but the real plot can be run again

The setting is pretty good, but I don't know if it's my problem. I skipped the first dungeon after reading two chapters because I could completely guess the plot, so I decided to keep it up first.

Never Lost can theoretically surpass the singer civilization and the multiverse civilization, because these civilizations have reached the end of their development and there is no end in sight. With this ability, you can designate the super index tower level to advance, and maybe it can surpass the most awesome golden finger background in 99% of novels.

It's well written, although it's a bit confusing, but overall it's very good, keep up the good work

The new copy is tasteless, but the gameplay of the protagonist of this book is good. It's a pity to abandon it I can only keep the book until it is finished.

Apart from anything else, the writing was pretty good, but I read three novels about Alice in one day. There was a character named Alice who had a good relationship with the protagonist.

Your depth percentage? Isn't that less than one?

Come on, as a newcomer, you have already written very well

The writing is too simple, both in plot and human relations.