Tsuihou Sareta Renkinjutsushi-san, Saikyou no Dungeon wo Tsukurimasen ka?

[kalich411]

So it just ends like that? Man what a fucking TEASE

There are countless stories with depicturing a pass of becoming a Demon King by raising a dungeon, so we can just fantasize about followed adventures. This Title doesn't need any continue.

 

[kalich411]

You get the gist of this story in a few chapters; conveniently let’s the one female adventurer live, tries to gas MC up as being “an enemy of humanity”, has a girl who throws herself at the MC at every chance saying she’s his “wife”.

Good ol’ junk food.

This story is not about what happening or even not about how it happening, but about why it is happening and for what purpose

 

[kalich411]

This manga is... OK, I guess.
It's got the classical "The MC made a contract with a Dungeon so now he's unable to feel guilt about killing people" deal, though, which... isn't that even worse than contracting with a devil, really? I'm not a fan of the trope.

More than that, what I like for a Dungeon story to have is some sense of the underlying mechanics.
OK, so there are Dungeons. WHY are there Dungeons? What does the System get out of setting up Dungeons? What is their role in the ecosystem?

With something like Dungeon Meshi, you get the sense that the author knows and cares about the answer to this question. You get hints that the Dungeon was created in some sort of calamity, sort of like a really big haunted house.
With this? A bit too early to tell, but unless the Healer Girl turns out to have been the real MC all along, it's not looking good.

from one point of view healer girl may really be a real MC (almost like a kendor was in DragonLance saga), because she is in a role of story teller here.

 

[VincentManga]

Great series and unlike many nowadays which just drag as long as they can. Actually ends at a decent spot. A lil deeper than most "kicked out of party" tropes I loved all the character building for the side characters in the end.