(Dungeons + lighthearted + character growth + ensemble cast + slow burn + authentic otherworld)
The people of the continent of Selavia have long since grown accustomed to dungeons. Their inexhaustible resources have profoundly affected every aspect of life across the continent.
But compared with the dull, repetitive dungeon runs of powerful adventurers, the thrilling adventures of those at the bottom are far more captivating...
In a small frontier town, a newly risen dungeon, and a rookie adventuring party made up of a low-ranking city guard, a cloth merchant's son, adventurers' children, a farmer's daughter, and others: what sparks will fly...
(No tired drama about nobles discriminating against commoners. This story follows the principle that the one with the biggest fists gets to speak, which naturally means adventurers have more say.)
(I'm not good at writing a synopsis, so please head to the story itself.)
The basic settings are very solid, which is quite rare in Tomato. It looks very comfortable, and is recommended.
It's similar to maze rice. But the theme is not eating
A very comfortable book to read
Looks good, really good