The Dungeon Lord

This is a good book. The online game content and plot are quite mature in many aspects, except for some immature romantic subplots. The plot is especially valuable in 2009 when many novels were considered simplistic. The detailed dungeon descriptions and the numerous powerful adversaries gradually build to a high level of enjoyment. It's truly a good read. However, the beginning is a bit cliché and somewhat tedious; you really need to get past chapter 50 to truly get into the story.

I used to read physical books in novel stores, and after finishing them, I downloaded the e-book version and reread them two or three times. The early territory building is quite interesting, the mid-game greatly advances the plot and develops a grand game world, the difficulty of level progression gradually increases in the later stages, you form factions and become a god, and the late-game god…

I read it a long time ago, it was really good, and I'm looking for a similar one. Does anyone have any recommendations?

Why did the author stop writing books? They were clearly very good!

The first one is missing.

I read the physical copy when I was in junior high school, about 11 years ago.

I just finished reading Dungeon Player and it reminded me of this book.

It's really interesting. 🤭

I've read it several times; the author still has another book, "The Great Magician," that wasn't included; it had a bad ending; it's such a pity they didn't continue writing it.

Good book, I read the physical copy in junior high school, just like Baili Xi's Imperial Expedition.