When an Adventurer Exits the Dungeon, They Become Just an Ordinary Person

Daam after a long time it's update 😮‍💨
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Can't wait to read

That long????
I'm a little impatient so I'll try to read 100 chapters before deciding if I should read it

Can anyone tell me who is the male lead ?? I almost completed 39 chepter but still don't know...

So there is no fl??

So, I made it through 25 chapters of relentless plot armor, with ample hints that it would only intensify. I struggled between giving it a one or two-star rating, ultimately settling on a lenient two stars, which might have been too generous. As another reviewer mentioned, the storytelling lacks depth, as if the narrative were a video game.

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.

The narrative lacks depth and the magical/leveling aspects are inadequately presented. The main character comes across as an observer rather than an active participant in the story. When they show no emotional reaction to having only 2 out of 60 magic points and effortlessly cast spells with no apparent consequences, it reduces the experience to mindlessly pressing buttons instead of skillful utilization.