My Room Has Become a Dungeon’s Rest Area (LN) Novel Review
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By tougoku hudou, 東国不動
3 volumes
2016
Description
2LDK apartment in the Tokyo metropolitan area, for rent with only 30.000 Yen. Crap! I have been lured by the cheap price and made a contract to live in the property. Yeah, as expected it was a shitty property. No Ghost came out but a Slime and a Goblin…. also a Female Knight came out. Although I just want to start a peaceful life alone. A Female Knight, a Mage, and a Thief frequented my room. Dungeons are a dangerous place to conquer by those girls. I spread traps made by the items that were bought from a discount store.
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Publication Information
- Original Publisher
- tugikuru books
- Original Language
- japanese
- Type
- Light Novel
My Room Has Become a Dungeon’s Rest Area (LN) Review & Spoilers - Novel Translator
My Thoughts on My Room Has Become a Dungeon’s Rest Area (LN)
Alright, let's dive into "My Room Has Become a Dungeon’s Rest Area (LN)." With a premise like that, I was definitely intrigued. The idea of a portal to a dungeon opening up in someone's apartment, turning it into a rest stop for adventurers, has a certain quirky charm. However, after reading through the available content and considering other readers' experiences, my feelings are a bit mixed.
First Impressions
Initially, the concept grabbed me. The blend of slice-of-life with fantasy elements, plus the promise of comedy, seemed like a winning combination. I was ready for some lighthearted fun and maybe a little bit of adventure. The early chapters did deliver on that promise to some extent, introducing a unique world and setting the stage for interesting character interactions.
What Works Well
The core concept is undeniably creative, and when the story focuses on the day-to-day interactions between the MC and the adventurers, it can be quite enjoyable. The "game elements" aspect, with the level system and other RPG mechanics, is implemented in a way that doesn't feel too overwhelming. I also appreciate the hints of world-building and the potential for exploring the relationships between humans and demi-humans.
Areas of Concern
However, there are some significant drawbacks. The main character's behavior and decision-making process are a major sticking point. I found myself questioning some of his choices and inner monologues, which often felt inconsistent with his supposed background. His reactions to certain situations can be quite jarring, and his supposed "otaku" knowledge doesn't always translate into believable actions within the fantasy world.
Moreover, the plot development can feel somewhat disjointed. Certain plot points seem to be introduced and resolved without much build-up or logical consistency. This can lead to a sense of frustration and a feeling that the story is being dumbed down for the sake of convenience. The pacing also feels inconsistent, with some sections dragging on while others rush through important events.
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Final Verdict
"My Room Has Become a Dungeon’s Rest Area (LN)" has a lot of potential, but it stumbles in its execution. The core concept is appealing, and there are moments of genuine enjoyment to be found in the character interactions and world-building. However, the inconsistent characterization, questionable plot decisions, and uneven pacing hold it back from reaching its full potential. If you're willing to overlook these flaws and enjoy a lighthearted, somewhat flawed fantasy story, it might be worth a try. Otherwise, proceed with caution.
