[Seven Deadly Sins + Western Fantasy + Comedic Villains + Lordship and Farming + System Gacha + Character Development + Ensemble Cast]
What’s it like to be transmigrated into another world as a dungeon monster lord? Noah can say with confidence: it’s awful.
Not only does he have to watch out for adventurers showing up to inspect his dungeon, and occasionally prepare to take on a whole nation, but most importantly, none of his subordinates are easy to deal with.
Weren’t they supposed to be loyal? Weren’t they supposed to serve me? In the end, weren’t they all plotting against me?!
“Report, Lord. Lady ‘Gluttony’ is hungry. If you don’t show up soon, she’ll chew our raider-beast corps into a skeleton corps!”
“Why are you telling me? If there’s a problem, talk to the property manager! You want me to feed her myself?”
“Report, Lord. Lady ‘Wrath’ is itching for a fight. She’s already smashed three of the dungeon’s four pillars. If you don’t do something, we’ll be buried alive!”
“...”
“Report, Lord. Lady ‘Envy’...”
“She says if you don’t come back to the bedroom tonight and sleep on the couch instead, she’ll summon the God of Light and burn this shabby little dungeon of yours to the ground...”
I don't know why, I just don't understand it. If I read it correctly, what you wrote seems to be about the supremacy of divine authority. However, if someone offends the gods in the temple, they will not be punished much, even if the offended person is a believer. Add one star? Overall it was ok.