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Dungeon Maker
When I was 15-years-old, during the year that I graduated from middle school, my father told me this.
“The Devil’s blood runs in our family.”
That was the truth. Sadly my father was the owner of a takeaway chicken shop with the talent of turning his eyes blue, and I was the son of the takeaway shop who just happened to be slightly stronger than others.
But five years later.
They came for me.
“The Devil’s blood runs in our family.”
That was the truth. Sadly my father was the owner of a takeaway chicken shop with the talent of turning his eyes blue, and I was the son of the takeaway shop who just happened to be slightly stronger than others.
But five years later.
They came for me.
440 pages, Unknown Binding
Published January 1, 2015
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July 1, 2022
Main character Yong-Ho gets teleported to another world. Main character has DNA of Mammon and as a skill has the "greed" ability. This is just a regular guy that gets sent to another world to manage a Dungeon and "regain" the heritage of his family.
The characters are original, and well developed, the story is positively inclined. The whole web/light novel is over 4000+ pages and feels kind of short. If you like dungeon management light novels, stories, then this might be a good story for you.
Main character lacks prioritizing in the things and people he purchases for his dungeon. Puts ultimate emphasis in creating a teleportation connection between his dungeon and his home on Earth (that was extremely expensive) and all that money could have made his dungeon have much more defenses, spirits, guardians, etc. With that money he could have guaranteed, the welfare and future of his dungeon, or invaded and conquered with those resources all of the neighboring dungeons.
The Korean fetish of eating friend chicken and giving other people friend chicken to eat is somewhat cliche in this story. Father of main character has a friend chicken restaurant.
The characters are original, and well developed, the story is positively inclined. The whole web/light novel is over 4000+ pages and feels kind of short. If you like dungeon management light novels, stories, then this might be a good story for you.
Main character lacks prioritizing in the things and people he purchases for his dungeon. Puts ultimate emphasis in creating a teleportation connection between his dungeon and his home on Earth (that was extremely expensive) and all that money could have made his dungeon have much more defenses, spirits, guardians, etc. With that money he could have guaranteed, the welfare and future of his dungeon, or invaded and conquered with those resources all of the neighboring dungeons.
The Korean fetish of eating friend chicken and giving other people friend chicken to eat is somewhat cliche in this story. Father of main character has a friend chicken restaurant.
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