Lazy Dungeon Master, Volume 11

Lazy Dungeon Master #11

by Supana Onikage, Youta (Illustrator), Quof (Translator)

I'm Keima Masuda, a Dungeon Master who dreams of a life without work. I finally arrive at the imperial capital, only to find Haku asking me to serve as a producer for some rabbit-type Dungeon Core's dungeon! While working out plots and trying to think of some ace up my sleeve, suddenly she returned. "You're going to crush Core 564, yes? I shall help you." For some reason, Rokuko's true friend (arch enemy) Aidy joins the fray! Thus begins a chaotic Dungeon Battle of fluffiness, idols, and sheer pandemonium!

This is Volume 11 of my own kind of dungeon story, where my skills as a producer will finally shine!

Genres: Light Novel, Fantasy, Harem, Slice Of Life, Comedy

267 pages, Kindle Edition

First published August 25, 2019

Reviews

[Pieter · Rating 4 out of 5]

Much like the previous volumes, although probably one of (if not the) funniest of the series I have yet read. I like how Keima deals with the request to help a rabbit dungeon core defend himself against a demon core in a dungeon battle. It is absurd, but somehow rabbit petting dungeon and idols fit right in with my sense of humour. Add in a great dungeon battle and some interesting world building and the fact that it is kind of generic and filled with tropes do not matter that much. Great addition to the series.

[Edward · Rating 4 out of 5]

Introduced some new characters and some a new concept. How the story is being continued is good in my mind and will buy and read volume 12 when it comes out.

[David Anthony Beard · Rating 3 out of 5]

This volume was different but at the same time it was all the same. keima got ripped into another dungeon battle. But this time he is going to create an Idle. It is best you read for yourself.

[Marek · Rating 2 out of 5]

This volume is basically hit or miss. You either like whole idol/kawaii brainwashing thing or not. for For me it's a miss, never cared for idols, not a fan of isekai=japan either. As a plus there is dungeon battle, which would be more interesting if opponent would pose any challenge. But unfortunately author decided to go full on "idol producing" business, so the villain much it by being just comic relief.

If you like idol things there this volume is easily 4/5 or 5/5 for you, especially since there is some new points about overarching plot of LDM.

[Pablo García · Rating 4 out of 5]

Keima, main character, Dungeon Master of the Cave of Greed Dungeon 695, is ordered to "manage or direct" the Dungeon Battle of Dungeon 624 an Orange Bunny Rabbit. Because Keima tends to see the "whole picture/Big Picture" and creates economical-least-effort-possible-strategies to win, this Book 12 is one of the more entertaining and interesting volumes of the series...