Multi-elemental [An unconventional take on the Fourth Calamity (the players are native adventurers and a transmigrated heroine), romance and character development, building a dungeon, monster girls, summoning monsters, designing and crafting dungeon items, managing a dungeon, and setting up defensive rooms to repel invaders.]
Synopsis:
Ron transmigrates into the world of a game and becomes a nesting dragon in human form.
When a female dragon in human form comes of age, she can start a game and choose her mate.
Male dragons who take part in the game are given a lair by the Peronica Trading Company. They must gather magic power and strengthen their lairs, providing luxurious homes and a safe environment. The game lasts five years, after which the female dragon chooses her partner from among the three contestants with the best results.
If she isn't satisfied, she can play again. Five years is not a long time for a dragon.
In the game, Ron is a disposable character who dies in the background. He takes part in the matchmaking game of Peronica, the progenitor of the Black Dragons.
For one reason or another, the original game has no happy endings. To keep those tragedies from happening again, Ron must avoid his own death.
In the end, he wins the game and invites Peronica into his bed. No, his lair.
I personally like it, but I wish the plot of the same aspect was more focused. One more thing, I am a lolicon! (Hint)
This is the first time I have seen a book of this type and I think it is well written.
Really good, great
I won't go into too much detail. You'll understand it after reading the novel. Anyway, I'll give it 5 stars.
Very good, keep up the good work!
I like the writing style and setting very much. I always feel weird when watching it (maybe it's my own fault). I can't stop watching it unexpectedly. Sorry, the writing feels really messy
This is the so-called indigenous game writing!?!