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How to Build a Dungeon: Book of the Demon King #3
How to Build a Dungeon: Book of the Demon King Vol. 3
An all-new manga series about dungeons, succubi and black magic, for fans of Is It Wrong to Try to Pick Up Girls in a Dungeon?
How to Build a Dungeon: Book of the Demon King is a mature, dark fantasy series about one man’s thirst for power and ambition to create the ultimate dungeon.
At the end of his life, after decades of painstaking research, Aur has finally achieved his dream of ascending to the role of Demon King. Using his newfound abilities, he summons an alluring succubus known as Lilu to serve him, and immediately begins the task of creating a dungeon—an underground kingdom in his own vision filled with all manner of fantastical creatures. As he weaves the intricate and dangerous world of his dungeon, he’ll learn what it takes to become a true Demon King with all the troubles, trials, and titillation that come with it. And his enemies will cower in fear!
How to Build a Dungeon: Book of the Demon King is a mature, dark fantasy series about one man’s thirst for power and ambition to create the ultimate dungeon.
At the end of his life, after decades of painstaking research, Aur has finally achieved his dream of ascending to the role of Demon King. Using his newfound abilities, he summons an alluring succubus known as Lilu to serve him, and immediately begins the task of creating a dungeon—an underground kingdom in his own vision filled with all manner of fantastical creatures. As he weaves the intricate and dangerous world of his dungeon, he’ll learn what it takes to become a true Demon King with all the troubles, trials, and titillation that come with it. And his enemies will cower in fear!
180 pages, Paperback
Published November 21, 2017
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April 13, 2019
I thoroughly enjoyed this volume. There was way more action, world building, and new conflict arose that I didn't see coming. The new conflict was Aur's newfound wariness of Yunis, specifically her regaining her hero status, and what that would mean for him. He is clearly uncomfortable with it and knows that ending her life would be his best option, but he doesn't because he has grown slightly attached to her. Two things I like about this: One, it's an organic, realistic conflict that Aur would eventually have to deal with considering it was his decision to brainwash a hero rather than kill her. Two, his hesitance to kill her shows that despite all of the hatred and mistrust he harbors towards humans, he too is human and not immune to human emotions/attachments. It was really interesting and I enjoyed it immensely.
After Aur takes over Figuria, the rest of the volume is dedicated to world building in terms of villages, shops, and dungeon crawling. While learning about villages (what they sell, what they contain, etc) was interesting and Aur picked up another member of his harem (Nome), the dungeon crawling chapter was by far my favorite. I loved watching Farrow predict and outsmart traps as well as watching the other girls kick ass in battle. It was like watching a video game play out in a manga, and I can't say enough good things about that.
Overall, this was a good volume that had a lot of what I desire in this series: action, adventure, and conflict.
After Aur takes over Figuria, the rest of the volume is dedicated to world building in terms of villages, shops, and dungeon crawling. While learning about villages (what they sell, what they contain, etc) was interesting and Aur picked up another member of his harem (Nome), the dungeon crawling chapter was by far my favorite. I loved watching Farrow predict and outsmart traps as well as watching the other girls kick ass in battle. It was like watching a video game play out in a manga, and I can't say enough good things about that.
Overall, this was a good volume that had a lot of what I desire in this series: action, adventure, and conflict.
January 27, 2018
This was pretty good! Hopefully, there will be more volumes in the future.
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