Lin Mo transmigrates to an urban world and awakens as an F-rank Spirit Summoner, the weakest profession. He had no hope of becoming a summoner, but in a moment of utter despair, he finds an envelope left to him by the original owner’s grandfather. His grandfather tells him that a small rural town is waiting for him to inherit it. Lin Mo happily assumes it’s a farming world like Stardew Valley, but when he opens the envelope, he finds himself facing the dark and despairing world of Darkest Dungeon. Here, he must not only match wits with his ancestor, who wants to sacrifice him, but also face all kinds of dangers in the urban world. The only thing he can be glad about is that, after a mental breakdown while playing the game, he installed a ton of mods. (A max-level, cheat-enabled character)
Boss, will anyone really notice that we suppress our combat power like this? [Shocked]
Dungeon books must be strongly supported 🤔
I read the comments section and it's really hard to agree on. The writing is good and the drone dialogue is also good. It's been a long time since I've seen a book that appeals to my taste. I've read more than 80 chapters and I hope the author can connect the plot. I read the comments section and it says it's overpowering, but I feel it's quite in line with the dungeon game. The SSSs in the early stages don't have any presence at all. Mordekaiser is useless when merchants influence the protagonist, but I feel okay (should) I find gold in shit, finally finding a bad spot is nothing. The front part is a bit confusing, but fortunately, it must be an ordinary person. I will comment after I finish reading it.
It's pretty good, and it has dungeon elements.
If you like Darkest Dungeon, you can take a look The content is not all about dungeons.