Gekizumi Dungeon Desu ga "Skill: Hanshoku" de Gyakuten Shitai to Omoimasu - Vol. 1 Ch. 2 - Bunny Ears

[Makeiks]

thanks for the translation

 

[colorlesseatstomboys]

Lucky? Sure, if getting bred was on your wishlist.

 

[JustxMonikax]

How unlucky this girl is.

 

[Cak]

Now I understand javanese proverb "Banyak Anak, Banyak Rezeki" (the more children you have, the more fortune you get).

 

[LecherousLeech]

The art is amazing, and I love degenerate systems like this. Going to be fun 🛌

 

[Oakheir]

And we have the approach of the first seed bed, hopefully.

 

[bian231]

you know this thing is a banger when they spend a whole chapter just for segg. this is basically a downgraded version of lazy dungeon master but with scalability (segg)

 

[WiseOldKing]

bunny girl secured

 

[Kortez]

Mah man. His life is in danger and he needs to build a fighting force, but the first thing he does is to summon a sexy rabbit to have sex with. Priorities.

 

[Kuyu]

Much better than some of the other dungeon masters who gets girls but does nothing to them.

 

[AcelJean]

I'd feel horrible using those kids in the dungeon. Pretty decent use of smut for the plot but really concerning. I hope they never fight anything

 

[havelmom]

now i know where the 'crowded' in the title comes from
and other thing, chapters are too freaking long.


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it's a translation error it seems

The confusion between 詰み and 詰め likely arises due to their similar pronunciations and connections to the verb 詰める (tsumeru), but their meanings and usage are distinct.

1. 詰み (tsumi)​

• Refers to a state of being trapped or checkmated, particularly in games like shogi or chess.
• Figuratively, it can mean being in an inescapable predicament or dead-end in life or a situation.
• Example:
  
  • 将棋で相手を詰みに追い込んだ。
    (I drove my opponent into a checkmate in shogi.)

2. 詰め (tsume)​

• Refers to the act of stuffing, packing, or filling. It can also mean "close attention to detail" or the final phase of something.
• Often used as a suffix in compound words or expressions to indicate focus or intensification (e.g., 根詰める for working intensely).
• Example:
  
  • 箱の中に荷物を詰めた。
    (I packed the items into the box.)

 

[MadWeeb]

it's a translation error it seems

The confusion between 詰み and 詰め likely arises due to their similar pronunciations and connections to the verb 詰める (tsumeru), but their meanings and usage are distinct.

1. 詰み (tsumi)​

• Refers to a state of being trapped or checkmated, particularly in games like shogi or chess.
• Figuratively, it can mean being in an inescapable predicament or dead-end in life or a situation.
• Example:
  
  • 将棋で相手を詰みに追い込んだ。
    (I drove my opponent into a checkmate in shogi.)

2. 詰め (tsume)​

• Refers to the act of stuffing, packing, or filling. It can also mean "close attention to detail" or the final phase of something.
• Often used as a suffix in compound words or expressions to indicate focus or intensification (e.g., 根詰める for working intensely).
• Example:
  
  • 箱の中に荷物を詰めた。
    (I packed the items into the box.)

thanks alot bud

 

[Greedygreen]

That's a lot of morally questionable potential future actions there.
Enough for it to turn into a psychological horror.

 

[Retro68]

Ok, so, this looked like it would be garbage. It is. BUT, it has a gorgeous tanned bunny girl. I'm all in!

 

[CoolOtamegane]

Okay, next question.,
When he start breeding that Glasses girl

 

[KinshinReaper]

the "advisor" is like the worst fit for a dungeon :/ even if he is gross and creepy it's not your job to judge and insult him. just ?leave and let someone better replace you. also why's mc gotta be such a wuss?