A dungeon suddenly appeared on Earth, granting humanity newfound abilities. However, these powers were confined to the inside of the dungeon. The use of magic and the manifestation of supernatural abilities were only possible within the confines of the dungeon, leaving the real world largely unaffected. Despite this, the lives of many people continued unchanged.
In the midst of this, the protagonist, a high school student, awakens to a skill known as “Gate,” a teleportation-like ability. With a displayed level in his hands, a new adventure seemed to unfold.
On his way home from school, the protagonist decides to test the Gate skill at a normal street corner. In an instant, he finds himself standing in a different dimension, surrounded by unfamiliar landscapes.
In this modern fantasy world, the protagonist levels up, learns magic, and hones various skills. He faces the mysteries of the dungeon, encounters new allies, and immerses himself in adventures different from the real world.
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Can't wait to read
I'm a little impatient so I'll try to read 100 chapters before deciding if I should read it
The setting defies logic at every turn. Picture this: if your government suddenly had portals appearing, would they really send untrained individuals to face certain death? A single-day training session to wield the dungeon's powers, and then off they go, kids! The author's portrayal of mages was the final straw for me.