A Dungeon for Everyone: I Can Return My Clear Rewards to Their Source

“Can you return rewards for clearing an instance?” “Yes.” “Why would you want to return them?” “Because the manual only says what you’ll get. It doesn’t say what it’ll take away.” Everyone else fights over gear, talents, and promotion slots in the dungeons. Zhou Heng, however, holds a stack of blood-red receipts and sends poisonous rewards, hidden clauses, and shifted costs back to the settlement network, one by one. But his ability follows four ironclad rules: the person must be eligible, they must consent, confirmation must be given within ten seconds, and the window lasts only ninety minutes. He cannot choose on anyone’s behalf, nor can he make a cost already paid simply disappear. When all of humanity depends on rewards to survive, and the dungeons begin refusing to accept them Zhou Heng must return the final choice to everyone before the hunting ground closes its net. This novel and its characters are entirely fictional. Any resemblance to actual people or events is purely coincidental. Do not imitate.