Lazy Dungeon Master, Volume 15

Lazy Dungeon Master #15

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

I’m Keima Masuda, the Dungeon Master, still chasing my dream to live a life without work. Aidy finally returned to the Demon Realm, but sadly, peace only lasted for so long.

“Papa! Mama! Hi, I’m your daughter!”

Out of nowhere, Rokuko and I had our first child?! Why?! Isn’t Haku going to kill me now?!

I narrowly avoided death by being frank as possible, but in return got stuck solving some problems in Daide. That would have been fine, but Leona had traps waiting for us?!

This is volume 15 of my own kind of dungeon story, now starting a school life as a parent!

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

269 pages, Kindle Edition

First published May 25, 2021

Reviews

[Pieter · Rating 4 out of 5]

Solid addition to the series. The romance progresses with the addition of a child (of sorts), and Leona has once again taken an interest in human affairs. To appease Haku, Keima once again offers his help, completely voluntarily of course. As usually a funny story in which Keima shows his skills, although the use of ultra luck at times did feel a bit disappointing. Really curious how things are going to progress with at most 2 (?) volumes left...

[Pablo García · Rating 3 out of 5]

Instead of using the "special redish core" to upgrade skills or levels, Keima and Rokuko used their mana together and made a "daughter core" Soto-Temporarily (means she does not have a number yet). Rokuko is still having problems with learning the "birds and the bees", and because she is a Dungeon Core, procreation, probably is not possible, unless it's by some weird way, like the way Soto-Temporarily was "born"...
There are still no plans to get married, to improve the Cave of Greed Dungeon, the illustrator still does not make any maps of this other Dungeon World, nor Character summaries of the main characters listing their professions and abilities, etc...
The author is so-out of the story, that places a number game on the last page of his afterword..
The author has run out of ideas, so much so, he's making Keima go to class with his retinue, and do an "endless loop" of the same thing over and over again, as if changing the view-points is not a type of endless loop already...