DUNGEON KURASHI NO MOTO YUUSHA THE COMIC
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Blum Dilmond killed the demon king and became a hero, and for some reason, he was pursued by the Kingdom and tried to escape.
While spending days trying to avoid the assassins aiming at his neck, he suddenly came up with an idea. The dungeon which is the home of the Demon King. If it’s there, then he could be safe.
Blum didn’t hesitate and went into the dungeon, but he met an unexpected person. In the deepest part of the dungeon, there was the appearance of a mage who helped him fight the demon. Moreover, the subordinate of the Demon King that served as a maid is also there. The name of that maid is Irene.
Since their interest match, they agreed to both cooperate with each other. The demon king is dead and they will personally rebuild the worn out dungeon, they began to work earnestly in order to make a safe haven.
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It's bad. I never read shit like this. Despite that, it was fun so it wasn't wasted time. I'd like to read more of it.Continue on AniList__Context__ This is my first review on the site. I actually wasn't planning on reviewing it, but I just ended up writing a shorter review on the comments of the site I read it, and decided to put it here as well - though I ended up expanding on it because of the required word count.__Story/Characters__ The premise is interesting. The hero is being sought after by the kingdom because of something he did, which seems to have been... stealing the sword he has? It's not made explicitly clear. He decides to go live in the dungeon where he killed the demon lord to put a damper on being chased. There he finds an old friend who is (also) wanted, for having sex with the empress and the princess IIRC and shares the same goal. It's cool that the character's morals aren't all goody-two-shoes. You can tell the main guy's friend is gonna become a demon lord, there's too much "fanservice" - which I hate - and the characters don't have much depth. You could tell the demon-maid character said she wanted to have sex with the main character just to swerve away from the rape theme, which is ironic given the story is literally set in a rape dungeon - I guess it's supposed to be fine as long as the main guy is not directly involved, meaning, not the one Doing it? It made me wonder if it was the author that chose that - probably - because the artist would definitely have been fine with it, because rape is a common theme in hentai. The leader of the women's group is comically evil. She sets up one of the members to fall into traps and even pushes one in chapter 7. In chapter 3 or 4 there's a blatant mention of the light novel. That was comical and it really tells you more about the nature of this story, if the scene that happens in doesn't make that clear enough. If it weren't for the manga I wouldn't be reading this bad of a story, so I'm definitely not checking that out.__Visuals__ The artist has drawn hentai before. I actually love that because I respect hentai artists. The art is very generic, and the fanservice moments aren't particularly well-drawn, however.__Summary__ It's kinda bad. I never read shit like this. I never read much manga at all actually - just not a habit - but I started reading this because someone mentioned how the first chapter starts and I just had to read it. Despite all that, it was fun so it's not like it was wasted time. There are only 7 chapters translated to English as of now, but there are 10 on the official site. I'd like to read more of it. Story - 3 Characters - 3 Visuals - 4 Audio - 0 (I was actually listening to JoJo Stardust Crusaders OST while reading, if I were to rate that, it would be a 9) Enjoyment - 5
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