[Leading the mainstream][Dungeon][Farming in another world][Sword and magic][Game related]
When the demonic tide strikes, not only human warriors but also various dung monsters from the game will fight on the front lines.
Norn traveled through time and became a dungeon lord, holding two systems.
The dungeon management system is responsible for managing the physical body.
The soul community system is responsible for managing souls.
In order to live a unique life in another world, Norn brought into this world one by one the game dung monsters that made players throw their controllers in the previous life.
There's the Sinking Demon with a resurrection mechanism at level 1, the elusive and self-destructing Immortal Styx Doll, the Scarab that discharges the entire screen when hit, and the ADHD patient Thunder Wolf Dragon.
There are even super-sized monsters controlled by the souls of human heroes.
The adventurers scolded each other, but their bodies were honest. Because you can really learn something from Norn, and the price is only "a little bit" of soul energy.
Relying on the cycle of challenges and profits day after day, Norn quickly strengthened itself and became the strongest dungeon lord on the continent.
Until the demonic tide came, the human front was retreating steadily.
Norn knew that he had to take action.
Looking behind him, he saw an army of dung monsters controlled by countless adventurers.
"Brothers, it's time for the monsters to taste the taste of dung monsters!"
Reader comments
It's okay, but the protagonist has a lot of little things to deal with. The peace between demons and humans, the cultivation of adventurers, the instigation of monsters, the misunderstandings of humans, and the emotions of his subordinates.
It's very grand. It should be long and not suitable for people like me who are in a hurry.
What I want to see is the happiness that dung monsters bring to other worlds. I don't know if it reaches 20%.
The young author would like to give himself a thumbs up first. I hope that all readers will not be stingy with your opinions. The young author can withstand criticism. Also, if you recommend better underworld monsters, please tell the author and I will try to find a way to add them to the plot.
It's okay, but the protagonist has a lot of little things to deal with. The peace between demons and humans, the cultivation of adventurers, the instigation of monsters, the misunderstandings of humans, and the emotions of his subordinates. It's very grand. It should be long and not suitable for people like me who are in a hurry. What I want to see is the happiness that dung monsters bring to other worlds. I don't know if it reaches 20%.
The young author would like to give himself a thumbs up first. I hope that all readers will not be stingy with your opinions. The young author can withstand criticism. Also, if you recommend better underworld monsters, please tell the author and I will try to find a way to add them to the plot.