Are there any novels similar to Dujing Dungeon?

2025-02-02 22:35

There were novels similar to Dujing Dungeon: 1: His and Their Stars, Author: Bleeding Stars a 2. Extraordinary Pedigree, Author: Pigeon and Salted Fish 3."I'm Really Not a Great Sword Hero". Author: The Night is Beautiful 4:"Opening a Core Cabin", Author: Xibei Cat 5. Starting from the Mechanical Hunter, Author: Insect Dream Player Research Guide, Author: Wash Your Hands Often 7: The Cursed Ship, by Jar Pao Kimchi 8: Five Thousand Years of Games, Author: Duting Festival Player's Supreme Justice, Author: Unrequited Ten String 10:"The Rules of Making Friends for Mages", Author: Snow Fishing on Lonely Mountain "Can Only Monsters Do It?" Author: Gu Xinxuan Steampunk: Sixth Era Epic by Salted Fish Flyer "As a Player, Can You Be Normal?" Author: Big Pancake Big Face "My Other World Is Game Mode", Author: Lost Solar Sail Gunfire, Punk and the Master of Necromancy, Author: Soth Apocalypse Circular, by Night Shadow Love Princess Extraordinary Voyage, Author: Northern Sea Herding Whale Mystery Makes Me Strong, Author: Mu Heng Dream God, Author: Featherman Game of the Witcher, Author: Qian Zhimoyi The following is a detailed introduction of these novels: 1."His and Their Stars": A new book I found a few days ago. Personally, I feel that it's not bad. Was this considered a space version of the Amber Stream? In the 15th century, Earth in the parallel world experienced a major reversal. The arrival of the advanced space civilization on Earth brought the Earthlings into the Interstellar Era. It also brought the supernatural power of psionic energy into the vision of the Earthlings. From then on, the tree of technology and civilization was completely crooked. The main character was reborn into this world in one week and became a strong person. After the accident, he started his second week and became a graduate of Earth's number one military academy. He was currently working on Earth's colony, the New Jade Gate Planet. However, they happened to encounter a large-scale uprising of the local aborigines, and they were targeted by the Zergs who were waiting for an opportunity. At present, the protagonist and his party had just defeated the Zerg attack and awakened their Psionic Ability to become Extraordinaires. [Why I'm reading this book: This should be considered a space version of the Amber Stream. Although there are some differences from the Amber Stream, the main points are similar.] The author referred to StarCraft, Stars, and other space-age game elements to write a rather interesting universe era. Coupled with a good writing style and a relaxed style, it greatly reduced the dullness that was easily brought to readers who were not interested in this subject. For example, I've never liked cosmic novels and interstellar warships, but this one is quite to my liking. Why not read this book? There were more complaints in the book. The readers who liked it would naturally have no problem. Those who didn't like it would probably think that the author was enjoying himself. In general, I feel that it's considered food. I'll change my evaluation depending on the situation. 2."Extraordinary Great Pedigree": The pedigree in the title can be simply understood as a Sequence in the Mysteries or a profession in the game. The main character was an expert gamer who had transmigrated into another world and killed the boss in the beginning of the game, creating a dual lineage of Kingdom of Heaven and Desire. Therefore, he repeatedly jumped between the two opposing lineages. He used his Heavenly State identity to act tough, report, and get subsidies. He used his Lust identity to snitch and take advantage of others. With his experience in the game, he came up with all kinds of flashy operations to quickly improve himself. However, the problem with this book was that the settings were too complicated and messy. Many of the originally simple settings were covered by the author layer by layer, making them extremely obscure. The readers had to cut through the complexity and refine the key points when reading the book... I suggest that if you have the means, try to read it on the computer, especially when you've just entered the pit. It's convenient for you to quickly skip a lot of meaningless redundances and successfully immerse yourself in all kinds of exciting operations. 3."I'm Really Not A Great Sword Hero": Five Years After Travelling Through Tokyo... Yamazaki Hai stared at the "small puddle" in his sea of vital energy. 4."Opening a Core Cabin": The most orthodox 13th Legion Smurfs, the most unorthodox Warhammer style-relaxed and funny, basically without despair and depressing atmosphere (it is incompatible with online novels). It stitches together the elements of comics and many self-created power systems, such as cards, but the elements complement each other and are not too eye-catching. Sister Cat's new book, in the midst of being published. 40K setting. There was almost no reading threshold. It was more like the story of Astark coming to a world without despair and continuing to fight against evil gods to save mankind. [Comprehensive recommendation index: Grain] 5."Starting from the Mechanical Hunter": Author: Insect Dream [Elements: Game·Game Otherworld·Sci-fi·Cyberpunk·Amber Flow·Fourth Calamity·NPC·Series in progress] <> <> It was also a story where the protagonist turned from a player to a native of the game. He gradually became stronger by relying on the version of Clairvoyance and the fourth catastrophe. The difference was that the NPC forces in this book were not one-sidedly tortured by the players. Instead, they captured the players and invaded the real world. The players 'forces were at a disadvantage. This setting was very thoughtful. Not only did it expand the conflict in the game, but it was also not limited to the game world. At the same time, it also left an opening for the protagonist to return to the real world. Player Research Guide: 3 How should I put this book? It's quite novel and the writing style is not bad. I just found that my brain is not enough…Now, when I read, I want a good writing style, but I don't want to bring my brain… 7: The Cursed Ship: The Cursed Ship is an exciting novel. The story revolved around a mysterious magic circle and a cursed ship, telling the story of a young man from a fishing village on his path to greatness. The author skillfully used magical elements and modern backgrounds to make the story full of fantasy and adventure. The protagonist started out as an ordinary fishing village teenager, but through the alchemy left behind by his parents, he gradually upgraded his ship and continued to explore the unknown world. The story was fast paced and the plot was fascinating, making people want to continue reading. The author's description of the ship and sailing was real and vivid, making the readers feel as if they were in that mysterious world. All in all, The Cursed Ship was an enjoyable novel that was worth reading. 8."Five Thousand Years of Games": With spiritual veins as the source and cultural allusions as the bones, there are countless dungeons on the different blue stars. The countless dungeons produce a completely different world. Player's Supreme Justice is an excellent novel about the game. The story was set in a strange world full of blood moons and brass steam engines. The male protagonist, Annan, was given the important task of saving the foggy continent. The dungeon setting of this book was very novel, and the plot time was also very long. Although the male lead, Annan, was short, his spirit of justice and wisdom were admirable. The author's setting was very exquisite, especially the nightmare as a kind of interpretation of the dungeon, which was refreshing. The power system was also very interesting. Those who carried the curse had power. This balance was very ingenious. In addition, the book hid a grand worldview that people yearned for, making people curious and expectant about this world. The only small regret was that the author seemed to be too immersed in the deductive plot, but this could also be due to the plot arrangement. He believed that as the story developed, it would be even more exciting. Overall,"Player's Supreme Justice" is a highly recommended book. I give it a recommendation index of seven and a half stars! 10."Mage's Rules of Friendship": Green Good Grade A new novel by a controversial author. This time, it was a dnd article, and it was a pure dnd article. The author put down his bold words and did not consider the results. He would definitely finish the book. He hoped that this time, he could finish what he started. "Only Monsters Can Do It":"Only Monsters Can Do It" was a book that made one's eyes light up. The story took place in the year 613 of the Star Alliance Calendar when a transmigrator arrived at the consultation location of the Two Realm Security Bureau. The protagonist displayed unparalleled wisdom in this chaotic world. The density of memes and stories in this book was astonishing. For readers who liked these elements, this was a divine work. The author's writing style leaned towards daily life, but there were also scenes of monsters fighting that made people happy. There were many memes in this book, and they resonated with the readers, making them feel happy and satisfied. Overall, this was a shocking book. It was recommended for readers who liked transmigration, monsters, and daily life. "Steampunk: Sixth Era Epic" is a fascinating fantasy medieval novel. The author presented a vibrant fantasy world with a delicate description style, satisfying the readers 'fantasies about the fantasy medieval period. The plot was compact and interesting, the characters were vivid, and the author's writing was stable. It was very enjoyable to read. The female leads were even more lively and interesting, leaving a deep impression on people. This book was not only a steampunk novel, but it also incorporated Cthulhu's inner core and the literal meaning of the system flow, making people feel the warmth and coldness of human feelings and another self. The author's plot flowed smoothly, but what was even more praiseworthy was the soft and comfortable feeling of daily life in his works. This feeling made people believe that this was the life in the steam age that they had always imagined. All in all, Steampunk: Sixth Era Epic was an intoxicating fantasy novel that was worth reading. As a patient, you can only entertain yourself while waiting for your life to count down! Suddenly entering a strange adventure! With years of medical cases turned into the talent of the residual blood, it opens up a strange inhumane game (° °) Strongly recommended! "My Other World Is In Game Mode" In the Otherworld, people studied skills and awakened extraordinary powers. The Knights of Law followed their words, the Seven Seas Alliance changed the world with their brushes, the School of War had the courage to fight against ten thousand men, and the School of Life pointed directly at the source of life. After coming to this world, Lin Dong looked at his skills-[RPG],[GAL],[Business Simulation],[Horror Game],[FPS]… This was still okay, right? "Gunfire, Punk, and the Master of Necromancy": The neon lights in the steam are hazy, and the shadow of the company lurks in it. Humans are driven like zombies and are muddle-headed, but after I awaken, I will definitely turn over a new leaf and take charge. Regardless of whether he was facing guns, swords, technology, or curses, regardless of whether his opponent was a living person or a ghost, in this world or on the other side…he would face death and gather darkness into light. I used a punk song to cover them up. Apocalypse Circular: Wasteland Language, Talent Sequence, Everything is a corner of this world. The Ring of Doomsday has begun to spin… (Narrating: There isn't much progress at the moment. Food and fodder.) 17: Extraordinary Voyage: An indifferent god stands high in the clouds and looks coldly at the human world. A tailless reptile hides in the gap between winter and spring and whispers. An eight-clawed demon god wearing a high hat plays a flute in the cold sea. The steam engine had just ignited the light of civilization. Swordsmanship and sorcery had begun their confrontation. Alchemy guns and sailing warships had sounded the sound of death. Secret societies and orthodox churches were chasing and hiding. The great era had begun. The Great Voyage! Great Development! A great geographical discovery! There were magnificent epics and sinister plots. Civilization conquering barbarism? No, only barbaric and more barbaric! Ivan woke up in a small seaside town and rose up as the descendant of a declining noble. He walked step by step into the center of the vortex and took off the miracle crown that was at the peak of the extraordinary. Mystery Makes Me Strong: Title: The Name of the Skill I Didn't Know That Day The transmigration had become the protagonist's biggest cheat. The system interface at the back was given by the current ability seed. Keeping it mysterious was the biggest feature of this book. It was worth reading. 19:"Dream God": Comfortable, the author has a new book, hurry up and add it "The Witcher of Games": It's an online game, a game jointly released by the world. However, it's not a simple virtual game. It's a real world, and the game has a deeper meaning. In the real world, China's status was similar to that of the Chinese Empire, but there were also all kinds of intruders, such as the Umbrella Corporation, and other classic characters in movies (I really want to see the side story of Earth). The game (Foreignland) is a mix of Warhammer, Wizard, and other western games (I haven't played it before, see the explanation of the big boss in the comments section) The main character's profession in the game is a witcher. He mainly fights against the four peddlers of Chaos. It's not awkward to describe the hot-blooded. The few words in the text make me quite yearn for the Huaxia Empire. Yes, although I'm fantasizing about it, Food + You can read these novels on Qidian Chinese Network.