The Dungeon Mechanic
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Description
On one side, we have a kidnapped rabbit beast-kin girl whose village was razed to the ground so she could be captured and sold into slavery, her identity and background magically erased in the process. On the other, we have an unnamed victim of an isekai, by means unknown, who is not only dragged to the new world, but has his soul shoved into a dungeon core, his identity and background also magically erased. They meet in the slave-pens, which are astable, at a slave-operated mine. The two then have to work together to try and regain their agency, and their freedom.
With the human supremacist kingdom of Sydonia arrayed against them, can they succeed?
Information
- Status
- Hiatus
- Year
- 2025
- Author
- Royal Reader 2023
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Royal Road Stats
- Rating
- 4.5/ 5.0
- Followers
- 32
- Views
- 13,029
Chapters(42 total)
- Chapter 20: Snake World? Here we come!Apr 19, 2025
- Chapter 19: Time's upApr 18, 2025
- Chapter 18: The RescueApr 12, 2025
- Chapter 17: HostagesApr 11, 2025
- Chapter 16: The SiegeApr 5, 2025
- Chapter 15: The Dark Snake RisesMar 29, 2025
- Chapter 14: Negotiations?Mar 20, 2025
- Chapter 13: Asylum?Mar 7, 2025
- Chapter 12: InfiltrationMar 1, 2025
- Chapter 11: Border CheckpointFeb 28, 2025
- Chapter 10: The Exodus FinaleFeb 24, 2025
- Chapter 9: The Exodus Part 3Feb 23, 2025
- Chapter 8: The Exodus, Part 2Feb 22, 2025
- Chapter 7: The Exodus Part 1Feb 21, 2025
- Chapter 6: EvacuationFeb 20, 2025
- Chapter 5: The CleanupFeb 19, 2025
- Chapter 4: The Aftermath.Feb 18, 2025
- Chapter 3: The SiegeFeb 17, 2025
- Chapter 2: The Raid BeginsFeb 16, 2025
- Chapter 1: They Meet.Feb 15, 2025
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Community Reviews(1)
- FerreteerRoyal Road★★★★ 4.0This story had grabbed me by the appearance of the second main character. It's been a while since I was so invested so quickly in a story.
As I said, the story has several structural flaws. Sometimes, it seems reduced to a dialogue script, with remarkably little prose detail. (I still don't know, for example, how many slaves they are travelling with.) But hey, the same could be said about Shakespeare. And there's a character, a child in an adult's body, who seems to consistently react to the world around her as an adult, not a 10-year-old. At times, the story seems to be intentionally moving to fast to give you a chance to think about what you just read.
But none of that will keep me from coming back and reading more of this story! In fact, I had in mind other problems with it, but by the time I sat down to write this review, I'd forgotten what they are! That's how little they mattered to my enjoyment of the story!
And that is three exclamation marks in a row, indicating that it is time for me to go sit down. Read the story.