DanMachi: How Did My Dungeon Turn Into a Soulslike Game?

The latest brochure... Is it suggesting that Ryu and Astraea are getting back together? No, what does that mean?

Wang Chao had just decided to sell this book, after all, he had kept it for a while. And then you tell me the harem wings are all knotted together? 😅 Is it possible that someone would write a book like this because they're insecure about their own reproductive abilities and can only watch two women having sex from the sidelines? 😅

Honestly, it gets harder to keep up as the story progresses. The biggest problem lies in the protagonist's dungeon debuff. In the early stages, this ability at most turns dungeon runs into a high-difficulty, soul-destroying version, which isn't a problem, since it helps the protagonist grow stronger quickly. However, later on, when the dungeons develop their own consciousness, becoming independent enemies and targeting the protagonist in various ways, it becomes very frustrating. In normal DanMachi stories, the enemies before the final stage are usually other gods and adventurers, so the difficulty of the dungeon doesn't affect the protagonist's coolness. But in this story, even though the protagonist grows stronger incredibly quickly and doesn't suffer many setbacks against other adventurers and gods, the dungeon runs still feel incredibly frustrating. Whether in the early stages of this book or other Danma: Danganronpa anime, the dungeon was, at least until the end, a simple leveling area. Even in the original work, with Belial, there wasn't much plot involving the dungeon actively targeting him. However, later in this book, once the dungeon developed its own consciousness, its nature completely changed. It transformed from a simple, neutral leveling area into an enemy with complex attributes. Now, the protagonist's abilities seem to be strengthening the enemy, and the dungeon does indeed grow stronger through the protagonist, whether through divine power or combat memories. Once the dungeon truly becomes an enemy filled with malice towards the protagonist, those abilities that buffed it feel very awkward. Frankly, many of the battle scenes are quite boring. The early canceling of special moves was already annoying, and the later use of musket arrays against the protagonist was even more speechless and lacked visual appeal. It would have been more interesting if the protagonist had entered in a Shura or Beast form for a deathmatch.

Hey Niu Fu, I raised it for over two hundred chapters and was ready to read it, and you tell me its wings are knotted? 666 What's the difference between this and being cuckolded in a harem novel? 😅 I can only say I'm glad I raised it long enough and didn't waste my money.

I didn't notice the knotted wings on the back of the tag, and ordered them all because they were on sale. Consider it a waste; I've learned my lesson.

People with Q points can't even copy books properly, it's so frustrating 🤣👉 It has to be cat lovers and anime fans who are into it.

It started strong but ended weak. The early plot was great, but in the middle and later stages, it became unclear what the story was about. Leaving aside the emotional entanglement for now, let's focus on the combat and adventure storylines. It's not nearly as well-written as the original Goblin Kingdom. Goblin Kingdom is considered an early game, but in the later Pale Kings, the handwriting feels really messy. I'm starting to feel a bit lost about what to write. The battles didn't feel like the combat I had when I first wrote about the Pale King. The protagonist's fighting style feels really strange; he doesn't have the berserker feeling he had at the beginning at all.

Brothers, I have a question. I only have a superficial understanding of Danmaku. I hope someone can answer me. I asked questions in the forum, but the moderator keeps deleting posts and tagging people without replying. Basically, assuming I'm an average person who knows the story well, or someone who has unlocked a special ability, can I join any Familia other than Hestia's? Can I still romance Hestia? (Continue posting later if I can't finish this part.) Let me first explain my character setup: survival is my top priority—working to support myself. Second, I want to join a familia, ideally to learn skills and see if I have any special abilities (like a cheat code) to be a normal person like in the original story. Third is building a harem, but it's not essential. Basically, although I'm an ordinary person, I know the plot, have modern knowledge, and know who has talent. Would anyone accept me? My first goal is to work and earn money to support myself. For example, I'd like to do low-cost things like cooking, reading novels, or playing board games. I'd find a familia with good character from the original story, build a good relationship with them, and gain a direct audience with the gods. Then, I'd use these things and my plot advantage (which might affect the plot, so I'll say talent is okay) to say I'm from another world, desperately want to join this familia, admire the gods, and am willing to learn diligently. My source of information would be my ability to see parts of the future. And since the gods are just looking for fun, could I please use that to my advantage? Would the gods accept me?

Sigh, I was really enjoying the beginning, thinking the protagonist would have a great time later on. But then I saw comments saying the wings were knotted and the power levels were suppressed. I don't even have the courage to continue reading. If it was just a simple power suppression and not that drastic, I might have been able to keep watching. Why are so many readers complaining about the knotted wings? How am I supposed to watch that?

After nurturing this book for so long, it's finally turned out to be a disaster. It's a pity I spent all the time and money on it; I can't read serialized novels anymore. Readers are inherently vulnerable; when a book you're following suddenly turns bad, there's nothing you can do but stop reading immediately. Can't these reading apps stop just protecting the authors' rights? What about the readers? #(Sweat)