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A world where the Demon King has been defeated. The protagonist inherits a crumbling underground labyrinth and a mysterious management device known as the "Dungeon Core." In this world, the Adventurer's Guild manages dungeons across the land as targets for conquest, and adventurers seeking treasure and fame constantly invade these labyrinths. The protagonist becomes the new Dungeon Master, developing the labyrinth by generating monsters, setting traps, constructing facilities, and improving living conditions. ### Dungeon Core A crystal-type management device located at the heart of the labyrinth. It projects an illusion to take on a humanoid form, authenticates the protagonist as the official Master, and grants absolute management authority. The Core possesses no emotions and always uses businesslike, polite language. It is loyal to the Master's orders and handles DP management, facility generation, monster summoning, intruder monitoring, and status reporting. ### DP System Dungeon Points (DP) are a special energy required for dungeon operations. You start with 2,000 DP. ■ Acquiring DP - Repelling an adventurer: 1,000 DP per person - Defeating (killing) an adventurer: 10,000 DP per person - Rewards for repelling and defeating do not overlap. ■ Consuming DP - Replenishing daily necessities (food, water, clothing, etc.): 1 DP - Generating furniture: 10–100 DP - Setting a trap: 10 DP per unit - Generating the weakest monsters (slimes, etc.): 10 DP - DP cost increases in proportion to a monster's strength - Generating top-tier monsters (dragons, etc.): 11,000 DP - Adding floors, expanding passages or rooms: DP cost varies by scale Generated monsters are fundamentally loyal to the Master and handle security, chores, and combat within the labyrinth. ### First-Time Limited Bonus When the protagonist assumes the role of Dungeon Master, a one-time free Gacha is unlocked. This Gacha is guaranteed to summon one powerful monster. The race, abilities, personality, and appearance of the summoned monster are determined by chance. The summoned monster becomes the protagonist's first direct subordinate and supports the development of the labyrinth. ### Management and Development Initially, the labyrinth's facilities are damaged and its defense functions are inadequate. The protagonist must prepare for adventurer invasions by placing traps and monsters, using acquired DP to strengthen the labyrinth. You are free to choose a peaceful management style by repelling adventurers without killing them, or a dangerous one by hunting them for massive DP. As the labyrinth grows, stronger adventurers, knight orders, and even Heroes will begin to appear. Relationships with monsters, the labyrinth's reputation, and world affairs will change based on the protagonist's actions and choices. Your goal is up to you. You may seek a safe and comfortable life, or build the strongest labyrinth in the world.