Isn't It Normal to Make Your Own Dungeon a Little Harder?

Chen You transmigrated into a dungeon as its BOSS, but his stats were worse than even the weakest mobs.

With a group of players eyeing him greedily and ready to loot his gear, Chen You wanted to run, but couldn’t get away.

Luckily, the System appeared. Chen You could design his own dungeon and protect himself in other ways.

From the start, he summons the Tiger Vanguard to give the newcomers a proper challenge.

The Eighth Apostle, Rotus, makes his debut. Being a GBL cult leader should be pretty safe.

Then he unlocks Archimonde. Without a World Tree, let’s see how you exploit bugs now!

Now he’s safe, but how can he recoup his costs if no players enter?

First, he’ll design a medical station, then add a respawn point and a whole shopping district.

He’ll put together more events and challenges, too. As long as you have gold, there’s nothing in the dungeon you can’t find.

What do you mean, capitalist? I’m doing all this for the players’ benefit!

Besides, it’s perfectly normal to make your own dungeon a little more challenging, right?