How Could a Dungeon Keeper Be This Lazy?

I clicked on this by chance, and it's quite good. It's a very novel book with good writing that makes you want to keep reading. I'll give it a try.

Not bad. I like dungeon novels with a Western fantasy style. It reminds me of people in dungeons. It's also a sweet slice-of-life story. Claire just became a gigolo!

Delicious, delicious! I really love this Western fantasy setting, and the female lead is so great! So delicious, so delicious! I'll eat any beautiful elf... Although the little sister is strong in everything except magic, I still hope she can become a well-rounded warrior... I like things that have magic, that's perfect! But oh well, it's just the setting...

It's good; the characters are intelligent, and the character designs are very interesting. This is the first time I've seen a protagonist who so clearly understands their place; the premise is very interesting.

It's really good, with a very original plot. The female lead doesn't have any ridiculous cheat codes, yet she's still able to gradually develop the dungeon. I hope to see more races and more adventures! 😘😘😘 [Requesting more updates!][Requesting more updates!]

Isn't it alright? Why is the rating so low?

A dungeon from the Guardian's perspective—a somewhat familiar concept, but overall it's pretty good. The ideas and concepts are sound, and the initial impressions are positive.

It's alright, so far there don't seem to be any major issues. No wonder! It turns out that the dungeon crawler I read before was also written by this author. No wonder the style seemed so familiar.

The subject matter is novel, and the perspective can be largely from the protagonist's point of view. The protagonist shouldn't disappear for too long; for example, the lizardmen were described in too much detail. They can be described, but not in excessive detail.

How interesting. I hope we'll meet again in the next dream.