Reincarnated as a Dungeon, I Torture Adventurers with Sadistic Designs

Overall, while the game doesn't suppress combat power, the adventurers' levels are catching up too quickly. Basically, just as the protagonist finishes building a level, several high-level adventurers join the ranks, and the game is only stalled by the protagonist's past life's memories.

It's alright for its genre, but it feels like something's missing. Later on, you could add a few boss rooms where you can't leave until you've defeated them all. Find a narrow passage and place a one-on-one expert there, add some environmental kills, make it a puzzle game, add a few fake bosses, and the real boss can only be challenged after defeating all the fake bosses on the same day. You could even add branching paths.

The dungeons built in this book seem to be very small, and there are very few monsters. I really don't know how those new dungeons survive. You should know that there is no limit to the number of times you can conquer a dungeon.

It's a decent, albeit casual, review. It's not great, but it's not terrible either. I'd rather give it four stars than three.

It doesn't feel very eerie; there's no invisible ground, and the creatures that disguise themselves could be described in more detail about the area.

Sure, I was thinking of giving up on it before, as I couldn't find any other good dungeon crawler books, but I came back to read it again. The later parts were alright, so I'll give it a thumbs up! 🍉

So, is there a female lead or not?

The content is quite good, and there aren't any major flaws. It's alright.

Great! I've been using this as my bedtime story for the past few nights. Please update soon, I'm not getting enough! 😠😠😠

Very good, a fantastic dungeon-themed novel.