Is It Wrong to Seek an Encounter in a Dungeon? Absolutely Not

Some questions about this book 1. Setting: Any settings that are inappropriate for the harem aspect will be modified accordingly, but there will be absolutely no outrageous off-screen (OC) plots. 2: Regarding the regrets of the main story of DanMachi, since it's told from Bell's perspective, many people will have questions about this, such as the Justice Familia and Auntie. The author promises that this book will have a happy ending. The secrets of the dungeon have not yet been revealed, and with the resurrection magic that has been successfully used once, there is a lot of room for development while retaining the original settings. 3. Regarding the harem issue, the characters like Ryu, Ais, and Rivera are designed to be very difficult to accept into a harem. Therefore, this book will dedicate a significant portion to setting up the harem, then use major events to propel the story forward. Furthermore, it will utilize these events to introduce many plot points that are not present in the original work but are consistent with the established setting. That's all for now. I know that slow-paced stories won't do well on this website, and the style isn't the mainstream cheerful kind, but I promise I'll keep writing. I hope you'll all support me; even just one post or one comment is my motivation to keep updating. If you have any further questions, I will provide more details later.

Based on feedback, the settings will be modified, and some CPs will be split up. Of course, characters like Mihe and Nazha, who have very few appearances, will not be considered for modification. Meanwhile, the main characters are still primarily used for setup. Some less important characters, like Aura and Anna, will be developed in a more likable direction, but to avoid homogenization, they won't be given too much attention unless a good individual story comes to mind. Overall, the game is still story-driven, allowing players to develop their own familia and improve their magic and skills while progressing through the game. More character images will be released later. By the way, Heizi has indeed been banned by Freya, and Helen will not appear for the time being (too easy for Bell to detect right now, so he is being hidden by Hill; these two characters will have more screen time later).

Although this book is almost a million words long, it will take a long time to finish, so I've created a book club group (692825741). Interested readers are welcome to join. By the way, it seems like it's not easy to see long reviews on the cat website. Some readers have compiled a timeline there, and others have offered suggestions. Finally, it's a long road ahead, thank you all for your continued support.

I've already followed the latest chapter, and this is currently the best DanMachi fanfic I've read.

I'm currently in the latter half of the free chapters, and I've logged in and out of this book over ten times. The protagonist's life is too stifling, it's a bit hard to keep going. I've seen many people debating whether this book is abusive towards the protagonist, so let me offer my objective analysis. Whether this book abuses the protagonist is like asking whether a childhood sweetheart who has a crush on someone being kidnapped by a blond guy counts as being taken advantage of – by definition, no, but the feeling is. Why do people care about protagonist suffering? Essentially, what they care about is that "the protagonist is too weak and can't control their own destiny." So, even if some protagonists are weak, get abused, and are incompetent, as long as the reader feels that the protagonist is strategic and knows when to advance and retreat, the audience won't care. For example, in the novel *A Record of a Mortal's Journey to Immortality*, some protagonists seem very strong, but they are constantly suppressed by stronger opponents, which makes the audience feel uneasy. Returning to the book, the biggest reason why people can't accept it is the protagonist's lack of control over the future and fate. You can let the protagonist get beaten and abused, but you can't let the protagonist be completely cunning. The difference between a protagonist being beaten half to death and then surviving through sheer luck and a protagonist being beaten half to death, then laughing it off, revealing their trump card, and telling the other party that their actions were all within their calculations, and then telling them to "go ahead and die," is vastly different in terms of process and outcome. The key difference lies in whether the protagonist demonstrates to the reader their control over the situation and the future. It's not that the protagonist can't endure hardship, it's that they can't endure meaningless hardship, understand? (I know you'll say that the protagonist's suffering is meaningful, but that's within the author's perspective. From the reader's perspective, as long as these benefits aren't explicitly realized, it's meaningless.) Ultimately, readers can always empathize with the characters. Ask yourself, which protagonist would you rather be: one who can only survive by relying on their aura and luck when faced with difficulties, or one who faces difficulties but are all within their calculations?

The author is such a prophet! In the bonus content of the Heiz side story, Heiz really plans to take advantage of Bell in the Freya Familia's bathhouse, which even has a secret passage #(laughing and crying)

Having read the Haiji Gaiden, I can only say it's still quite conservative. Every woman in the Freya Familia wants to have baby bunnies with Bell! #(Laughs)

Compile a list of women who currently have a crush on Bell. Goddesses: Hestia, Freya, Asteria, Artemis, Hephaestus, Athena, Aphrodite, Carly, Hathor Elf: Ryu, Riveria, Lorie, Lefia, Philvis Orcs: Chloe, Haruhime Humans: Alphia, Amid, Haci, Helen, Cecil, Yamato, Cassandra, Daphne, Lunova Amazon: Tiona, Tione, Argana, Baje, Lilliputians: Lily, Half-elf: Eina Are there any missing characters among Alicia (suspected), Angie (suspected), and Ais (unsure which race to place them in)? There are still heretics who haven't appeared yet, and members of the Astrea Familia who are likely to be resurrected. I approve of this harem! #(Laughs)

Generally speaking, the main problem is that the plot is long and tedious, with too much meaningless dialogue.

I actually have a question I'd like to ask: how many people like Fiora? I personally really dislike her because waiting for updates and then encountering Fiora Oratoria is absolutely disgusting.