Dungeon TownA young man sat quietly inside a rundown shop, slowly chewing a piece of stale bread.“I want to go home…” he murmured.It had been two weeks since Raeshan transmigrated into this world.In his previous life, he was an ordinary college student living a simple, problem-free life. He wasn’t rich or special, but he was satisfied. There was nothing he truly complained about.Yet one day, when he opened his eyes, everything had changed.Instead of his familiar room, he found himself lying inside a dilapidated store. Worse, he was no longer in his own body. The reflection staring back at him belonged to a young man in his early twenties.Shock and panic overwhelmed him.As fragments of unfamiliar memories flooded his mind, the truth became clear. He had transmigrated into another world.This place was known as Dungeon Town, a settlement located within the Human Kingdom. It was surrounded by multiple dungeons, drawing adventurers from all corners of the kingdom.Dungeons were pl

“Welcome to the Fantasy Manga Store.”While Kai was curiously looking around the shop, a calm voice echoed gently inside the space.Only then did Kai realize that he was not alone.He turned toward the store counter and saw a young man standing there. The man was dressed in clean clothes and wore a gentle smile as he looked at him.[Passive Ability Activated][Mysterious Aura]In that instant, Kai felt a strange pressure wash over him.A mysterious aura poured out from the store owner, making Kai’s heart tremble. In his eyes, the man standing behind the counter felt like a bottomless abyss. His mind buzzed, and his breathing became unstable.“G-Good afternoon, sir,” Kai said instinctively.At that moment, Raeshan’s voice reached his ears again, calm and steady.“Welcome.”Suddenly, the strange pressure disappeared, and Kai felt normal again. He looked at the smiling store owner, but his heart remained uneasy.This store was not simple.Kai walked closer to the counter and asked, “What

The Next Day in Dungeon TownMorning light spread across Dungeon Town as the sun slowly rose, painting the streets in a warm, golden glow.The sky was clear, not a single cloud in sight. In a place surrounded by constant danger, such peaceful mornings were rare.This was also the busiest time of day.Adventurers filled the streets, preparing for what lay ahead. Some checked their weapons, fingers running along sharpened blades. Others stopped at shops to stock up on potions and supplies.Small groups gathered at street corners, forming temporary parties before heading toward the dungeons.Hunting monsters. Gathering resources. Risking their lives.That was the daily routine of Dungeon Town.Near the town gate, two figures stood side by side.Elina and Kai.They waited quietly, occasionally glancing toward the road leading deeper into town. Their expressions were calm, but a trace of impatience lingered beneath the surface.They were waiting for the final member of their party.Before

Dungeon Town.Raeshan was walking toward his store.He had just finished breakfast. Eating good food in the morning really was the best, or so he thought as he stretched lightly.When he got closer to his shop, he noticed a group of people standing in front of it, blocking the entrance.His eyebrows furrowed.“What’s going on?” he muttered.As he stepped closer, their figures started to feel familiar.Wait.“Isn’t that the pretty boy who bought a manga yesterday?” Raeshan thought.Looking again, he realized it really was him.So he came back to buy more manga?That made sense. The kid had clearly gained some kind of enlightenment after buying one.Raeshan’s mood instantly lifted.“Good heavens,” he thought. “He even brought friends.”He almost laughed.Seeing this, Raeshan felt genuinely happy. If he could get more loyal customers like Kai, he would not need to worry about completing the system missions at all.With a bright smile on his face, Raeshan walked toward them.Some time ear

Rin and Kai stared at Elina, their expressions a mix of shock and disbelief."...."Elina had been stuck at the late stage of Low-grade for years. No matter how hard she trained, no matter how many times she tried, she could never break through. Everyone had expected her to advance to the early stage of Mid-grade long ago, yet the bottleneck refused to budge.But now, it was gone.She could feel it clearly.Her strength had surged, her mana flowing wider and deeper than ever before. The difference was undeniable. It felt as though she could now face a Low-grade Elite monster head-on—even one at the peak of the late stage.Slowly, Elina turned toward the store owner. Gratitude filled her eyes.Everything had started here.She stood and bowed deeply.“Thank you,” she said earnestly. “Without you, I would never have broken through.”Raeshan waved his hand lightly and shook his head.“It was your own effort and fortune.”As he spoke, a transparent window suddenly appeared before his eyes.