There is no Epic Loot here, Only Puns.

I could cry because I read faster than it is released!  Truly a fun read, even if the grammar is a bit rough in places, that is more than made up for by the pacifish dungeon core Delta and her growing band of odd creatures.

This is a wonderful story. I've read some chapters to a nephew as a bed time story and now my brother's kid is nagging him for "more delta story". Keep up the bad puns.

This is a fun, lighthearted take on a Dungeon Core story, the author has done a great job bringing to life some really fun and quirky characters.

I wholeheartedly hope that the author will continue to write this story because it has some incredible potential, and believe if they decide to publish it will be very well received as a book series (after some editing).

In regards to grammar and writing, it is well written and you seldomly find typos or mistakes.

Thank you for the amazing story author-san. Please keep writing!

How sad.

I should've made this review when you were still at chapter 3. Now the chance is big you won't read this. But if you do. You've made something absolutely amazing and i wanted to thank you for it.

Best Dungeon story yet. For once the character acts according to a set of moral values which don't equate to Benefits > Everything and Anything Else. The character development is great and the people have more dimensions than most MCs of webnovels. Overall great with room to get even better with time. Dungeon(Delta) Story #1.😃

A beautiful, fun, well written story that delivers on its promises in surprising and delightful ways.

The world building is unique and deep but is introduced through characters you know and love (or are at least interested in) in bite sized chunks. So you have a reason to care about the world beyond just the cool concepts the world contains and you never feel overwhelmed by details despite its depth.

It is a fun read and things are looking like they are heating up. Can't say I agree with the total pacifism the MC has going - leading me to roll my eyes more than once - but it is different. In a saturated genre filled with too much of the same, Puns manages to bring some fresh ideas to the bunch.

Stories about dungeon cores are a dime in a dozen. But this is definitely the best I've read. Delta, the dungeon core, is adorable and horribly punny, and just so nice, she is a welcome breather from the blood-thirsty dungeon cores that are so common. Another thing that makes this story so special are the side characters, from Delta's UI Nu to the citizens of the nearby town. Each of them is so in-depth and interesting, they're not really side characters anymore. Also: maps! Dungeon maps! (Please author, we need more!)

P.S. for people who like this: Check out The Dungeon Calls for a Sage, it is somewhat similar and shows promise, altough (sadly) atm it has fewer chapters out there.

TLDR: Very fun story if you are looking for light and funny reading. Not really worth it if you are into more "serious" stories. 

 WARNING: I tried to be as general as possible not to have any spoilers.

Let me be very blunt. I didn't like the story. It is not really my type of the narrative and even after reading 60 chapters I was struggling to keep myself engaged. But at the same time, I truly believe that this is an excellent story that fully deserves the praise that it gets. It is just not my cup of tea I guess. But let me elaborate:

I think the story title describes it perfectly. If you are here for an epic adventure full of heroic acts, intrigues and complex machinations - you are on the wrong webpage. This is a tale about people. A charming narrative that explores character interactions and is one of those refreshing slice-of-life tales, that leaves you smiling after every chapter. It is funny, it is fairly unique and the story at times gets quite complex and engaging. All of the characters are well developed and as story progresses we learn more and more about them in very organic way. At the same time for people like me, who read the stories for the thrill of challenge, wanting to experience main characters doing badass things in a badass ways, or alternatively enjoy joining MCs as they struggle for the survival in the cruel and unforgiving world, this story is not really for you. Characters do face struggles here, but the struggles they face are more personal rather than external. And the overall tone drifts much closer to the "friendship is magic" narrative, rather than fantastic realism that personally I prefer in my tales.

In the end I have nothing but compliments for author. I find it honestly unfortunate that I won’t be able to accompany you till the end of this fantastic story, but even though I can appreciate the quality of the tale, I can’t really relate with it. I wish author the best and see you all around on the RoyalRoad.