I Woke Up in a Dungeon: Adventurers, Dragons, and Affinity!

There are monsters, wyverns, and superhumans, but too many ordinary people in the background. There's a lack of religion and a kind of background power that would allow humanity to establish itself in a world teeming with monsters. It feels like only the protagonist is struggling to take on quests; there are no similar supporting characters, and productivity is primitive. The food doesn't seem particularly expensive, which is somewhat contradictory.

A thin old dog led a group of farmers carrying pitchforks and sickles, making a chaotic advance through the dense woods. The old dog sniffed at the messy footprints on the ground, occasionally turning back to bark. The footprints were very small, about half the size of an average person. Finally, this group of oddly shaped people stopped in front of a dark, precipitous cave entrance.

I only have one question: when will the dragon be...

What a tragic protagonist! He goes on an adventure in a medieval fantasy world, only to have to pay a referral fee to an agency. Does this guy think he's tightening screws at a BYD factory?

If so, I hope she doesn't take human form.

Well written, I'll give you 5 monthly tickets to show my support.

The ideas for each book are pretty good.

Of course, it's not that refined. 😏

It's not quite a top-tier novel, but it's definitely a very high-quality read. If the writing style and sentence structure are improved, and the word count is increased, it will absolutely be a huge hit.

It's on my reading list now; go gather dust on my bookshelf.