"Yo, yo… The Chosen Ones are all from the Dragon Country!" "Haha! Serves them right. It's their fault for having so many people. Only a few of them died." - Chapter 1

One of the worst novel i have ever read ..... LIve broadcast. Blue earth so typical ch racism. Another novel that copy paste this backstory of dungeon coming from other dimensions. So much thing repeated again and again .... I won't spoil so i stop here but don't read it or you are gonna hurt yourself.

From the first chapter you can already see that it will be another rubbish novel that will add nationalism and burgeoning racism to shield itself from criticism (from the Chinese) along with a patchwork quilt of cliches hoping to see if it attracts some sucker to earn some money

I pray this novel is selected I can't wait

After what happened with "Dual Cultivation".....the mention of Su Yang leaves a bad taste in my mouth.

Anyone who gave this garbage a 5 star is 12.

This web novel ranks among the most disappointing reads I've encountered on this platform. Even as someone who occasionally indulges in the guilty pleasure of poorly executed wish-fulfillment novels with sign-ins and cash back systems, this particular story leaves me utterly speechless. The incessant inclusion of mind-numbing "comments" akin to those found in Chinese novels, but in a PERMANENT live stream format, is beyond tolerable. Most functioning human beings find little enjoyment in the brain-rot induced by such dialogue, and this novel takes it a step further by subjecting readers to an unrelenting barrage of these comments, leaving no room for respite. While I'm usually open to overlooking a single flaw in a novel, this one offers nothing redeeming or enjoyable. The plot follows a predictable cycle where the protagonist gets into trouble, feigns cuteness, and effortlessly dispatches enemies, accompanied by a chorus of repetitive and uninspiring commentary like "ohhh wow how lucky" or "her dad is trash!" or even "it's that pink kids smartwatch!". The only potentially interesting element, the overpowered dad, remains conspicuously absent for the initial 20 chapters. Anticipation builds, but disappointingly, even after a half-year time skip, the narrative fails to deliver on this promising aspect. The protagonist embarks on another dungeon adventure, further delaying any potential revelation about the father's character.

Reveal spoiler

it's an alrite story to read and shut of yur brain to not much is really happening in it the kid gets in danger and gets rescued somehow by her smartwatch her daddy got her that's it that's the whole premises of the story it's a mediocre try imho and slightly below average read the entire trial bit and daddy hasn't even shown his face yet :)