After his usual nightly training, Lin Mo lay on the bed, continuing to recall information about Nassadok Dungeon.
As one of the largest Secret Realms currently known, Nassadok Dungeon possessed extremely high stability. After countless Adventurers had explored it tirelessly over a long period, the conditions of its first thirty floors had now basically been fully understood.
In the Adventurer towns near Nassadok Dungeon, detailed maps of the first thirty floors were also sold, recording the relevant information for every floor in great detail.
This was also one of the reasons the Dungeon attracted so many Adventurers.
High stability and clear information meant that the chances of accidents and risks were somewhat lower, which was an extremely important matter for professional Adventurers.
The vast majority of Adventurers would ultimately die on the road of adventure.
Even powerful Heroic Rank and Legendary Adventurers might meet unfortunate ends.
A relatively stable adventuring environment was undoubtedly the most precious gift to them.
It was like securing a stable livelihood. They could accept missions according to their abilities, complete them step by step, and live a good life.
Of course, a Secret Realm was still a Secret Realm. Nassadok Dungeon still contained some uncertain events, and given its long history, there were many recorded cases of sudden incidents.
But no matter what, such a relatively stable Secret Realm was already one of the best choices available for most Adventurers seeking a peaceful life.
Moreover, because Nassadok Dungeon was a tiered Dungeon, the Monsters on its deeper and shallower floors differed enormously in both form and level.
The Monsters on the first few floors of Nassadok Dungeon were generally below Level 5. Even Bronze rank Adventurers could thrive there.
Furthermore, the structure of Nassadok Dungeon seemed to be an inverted pyramid. The shallower the floor,