I Already Have a Wife, So Why Do I Still Have to Enter Dungeons?

Review Title: This is one of the best novels with dungeon-crawling elements, but it's just dungeons. Note: This review only considers the first volume's guild dungeon arc; the content in parentheses is purely for venting (do you believe this?). Main Text: When I first started reading this book, it seemed the author had only just started updating the Alice arc, the one where Lin Shu takes Alice into the dungeon in the guild dungeon arc. I originally planned to wait until it was fully released before reading it, but then it was published and then sat there untouched for half a year. I only picked it up again recently, and at least finished the guild dungeon arc. When I was reading the guild dungeon arc, the most profound impression the author left on me was the dungeons themselves...

There are quite a few inconsistencies. Besides, it's one thing to have a fiancée who was seduced, but then she seduced someone else, and finally even her own sister... Everyone says you shouldn't seduce someone without blood ties, but this... This German orthopedic drama is really no fun at all. But I couldn't help it, I impulsively subscribed to everything, so I have to finish it even with tears in my eyes... I hope the author keeps up the good work and stops adding harems. Sometimes the harem is added inexplicably, and some relationships that are just... Well, you know, are still included in the harem. The protagonist is supposed to be an emperor, I don't believe he lacks even this much self-control.

Including my previous review, this is the second time I've written a review for "Why Do I Still Go to Dungeons Even though I Have a Wife?". This is also my first long review, written entirely based on my own feelings, so please forgive any shortcomings, and I welcome any guidance from experienced readers. The reason I'm writing such a long review for this light novel is closely related to its extremely high quality. As I mentioned in my previous short review, my initial impression of this book was that it was a typical harem novel, but after reading it carefully, I found that it wasn't like that at all. The characters are very well-developed, and the male protagonist, as a student of the Fool's Academy...

Commentator: Night Ghost's Review Summary: Character development needs to be more in-depth, and plot development requires caution. Suitable for: Authors who previously wrote traditional web novels but later switched to writing light novels. Hey everyone, this is Night Ghost, a newly appointed light novel commentator. As my first book review, after sifting through six pages of reviews, I chose this quite successful work, "Why Do I Still Go to Dungeons Even though I Have a Wife?" After reading it, I'll give a brief review. First, the author stated in their request for a review that they are a new author who switched from Qidian to SF (Shanghai Media Group), and experienced confusion when transitioning from web novel style to light novel style… So I will focus on answering one…

—Ai Di's Book Review. I must say, I originally only intended to take a quick look, but I was unconsciously drawn in and kept reading. Honestly, when I saw the author's achievements, I thought this was your second book. Turns out, you have this one too. But, this isn't entirely incomprehensible. Because this book is truly excellent. The male protagonist is seen as a gigolo, but is actually very powerful, and is looked down upon by those around him—this kind of setting is obviously very cliché. But while reading this book, I didn't feel that way at all. It was only at the end that I realized, 'Huh? This setting is...'

I was initially captivated by the novel; the character settings, world-building, script, and overall concept were all very interesting. However, for some reason, the more I read, the more puzzled I became. Wasn't the protagonist initially portrayed as a naive, taciturn, and simple-minded individual? Then, inexplicably, his personality changed; he became more talkative and less naive, almost like a different person. Furthermore, given Su Han's earlier character description—she wouldn't tolerate any other female characters around the protagonist, displaying an overprotective, slightly yandere-like charm—he inexplicably condoned Ya Le Nai's reverse advances! The world setting shifted from a school-based adventure to...

The novel's setting is quite good (actually, it's just that I personally like it). The school and dungeon settings are very interesting to me as a student, always making me imagine and look forward to the later plot. It's just that the author has planned too far ahead, so we can only read to our hearts' content after the author has written a long section. This makes readers impatient. However, it's also good that it's a long novel that can be read slowly day by day for a long time. I look forward to the author making this novel more and more exciting!

There are so many typos! I don't know what the author was thinking. They can't even tell the difference between "she" and "he". It's really painful to read. And please, at least understand the punctuation marks! Okay? At the very least, you should have some basic writing skills.

The first two volumes are exceptionally well-written. If I had only read those two volumes before writing this review, I would undoubtedly give it a full 10 stars. As for the first volume, I think it's on par with, if not better than, Dragon Raja. I'm a long-time Dragon Raja fan, having bought all the physical copies. Both this book and Dragon Raja appeal to me through their plots, and I must say the initial plot was incredibly engaging, with novel concepts like dungeons. And the author doesn't just focus on dungeons; they also include sweet moments. I personally love Snow White; she's so adorable. So, the question is, why did I only give it 3 stars when it's so well-written? In my opinion, the author's writing after the initial release...

First of all, congratulations on successfully reaching VIP status and becoming a trendsetter! This is a book that I personally think is quite unique in SF (Site-Fantasy). Although it's a game-themed novel, it also includes magic and similar technology—common tropes in most SF novels. But why do I say this book is unique? Because the writing and attention to detail are simply superb! It's one of the few SF novels I've seen with such excellent writing. The character and scene descriptions are incredibly smooth and enjoyable to read. Even the monsters you encounter are meticulously crafted, realistically and vividly portrayed, creating a strong sense of immersion, as if you're truly experiencing things from the protagonist Lin Tong's perspective...