Dungeon: A Journey Across Worlds Beginning in Darkest Dungeon

[Darkest Dungeon + The Outcast + Romance + World Transmigration] Li Wei only wanted to escape the meat grinder of the 996 work schedule, inherit the country estate mentioned in his grandfather's letter, and live a pastoral life like Stardew Valley. That was, until he opened the yellowed letter. “Ruin has come to our family…” When those despairing, Lovecraftian words shattered his fantasy, he finally understood that his grandfather had left him no estate. Instead, it was a “broken door” connecting to the Myriad Worlds. There was no peace and quiet beyond it, only twisted monsters straight out of Darkest Dungeon, a family fate steeped in crimson curses, and countless bizarre yet perilous rifts between worlds. The letter contained more than an inheritance. It was a death warrant. The rusted Door to the Myriad Worlds was oozing filth and madness from other realms, and he, the “heir,” was the only one left to hold it shut. Grandpa, are you sure this is a country cottage? This is clearly a gateway to hell spanning the Myriad Worlds! To survive and uncover the truth about the bizarre whirlpool that had swept his family in, Li Wei was forced to take up arms. His true enemy was never some Crimson Court, but the Door to the Myriad Worlds that devoured everything. Yet the moment he knocked on it, he discovered that the “surprises” in each realm were even deadlier than the bosses of Darkest Dungeon: In the streets of the Republic of China era, crowded with strange practitioners, he had to compete with a Taoist zombie hunter for business. He even stumbled into the world of The Outcast and had to pretend he was an otherworldly practitioner who understood “qi”… “Where’s the pastoral idyll I was promised?” Li Wei wiped