Chapter 29: The Rank 8 Item, Part I
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Translator: HunterW
Editor: RED
I trekked down the mountain after I was teleported to the dungeon’s entrance.
The sun had just about fully set, and it was swiftly getting darker.
The clothes I was wearing were in complete tatters, I was caked in dried blood, and I just felt extremely grimy.
I ran quickly ran down the mountain and decided against taking a cab. Instead, I ran back to nearby Insu-dong to get back to my rooftop room as fast as possible.
There were a lot of people who seemed to be shocked at my speed, but I ignored them and headed straight to the rooftop room. Rather than take the stairs to the fourth floor, I decided to wall-jump a couple times to get to the top.
It was only possible because my agility was over 1,500!
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“Phew. It’s been a long, tiring, but meaningful day.”
I defeated a boss monster that I could never have dreamed about in my past life. I did it alone!
That reason alone was enough to celebrate!
“I’ll have ten servings of pork belly for dinner tonight. I should wash up first…”
I tossed aside the clothes that were now rags and showered. After my shower, I went back to the table where I had left the five items I had found.
“The orc soldier’s sword is only Rank 1, so I should just sell that at the Store…”
The Bukhan Mountain dungeon’s boss dropped a hundred thousand golden rings, but selling the weapon was still going to net me another 300 golden rings, so I decided to take it with me.
“I should get the orc champion’s armor and greatsword repaired and keep using them.”
The orc champion’s armor was only Rank 2 and its stats weren’t that great ,but it was still better than nothing, so I decided to repair and keep it. The greatsword was going to have to last me until I found a useful spear.
“Hehehe.”
Just looking at the shiny, blue belt made me smile!
“Item check!”
[Red Orc Tribe’s Ruby Encrusted Belt (Rank 6)
The red orc tribe’s most valued gemstone is the red ruby. The Red Orc tribe believes that they are born from rubies and that they return to the rubies upon death. The nobler and stronger members of the tribe have their master craftsmen select the rubies of the highest quality for them.
A master craftsman of the Red Orc tribe has crafted this belt with the utmost care.
Attack speed increase by 5%
STR increase by 200
VIT increase by 200
Accuracy increase by 3.7%
Critical chance increase by 2.4%, critical damage increase by 80%
Fire magic resistance increase by 12%
Regenerate health by 50 points
MDEF increase by 150]
“Hehehe! I’ll keep this with me forever! Equip!”
It was awesome the more I looked at it. It was so great that I could probably look at for a whole day and not get tired of it.
[You have equipped Red Orc Tribe’s Ruby Encrusted Belt (Rank 6). Would you like it to be visible to others?]
“Of course I would!”
The ruby-encrusted belt looked expensive even at a quick glance. The large, bright red ruby in the middle of the belt just screamed “I’m an expensive item!”
“Ah! That’s not right. There’s no one out there right now that will recognize the value if I make it visible. Walking around with the belt visible right now will definitely attract some annoyingly unwanted attention. I should make it invisible…”
I switched the belt’s settings right away.
“Whew. By the way, this one is…damn.”
I looked at the last item on the table.
It was the item from the fourth random chest after I opened the three duds.
The item shone with a red light. This was a unique item, AKA a red item, Rank 8 and was right there right before my eyes.
“Item check!”
[Orb of Vitality (Rank 8)
The Orb of Vitality is one of the 5 Orbs in existence. Once this item comes into your possession, the Orb is bound to you. The Orb collects 1 VIT point a day, starting on the day you obtain the Orb.
There is no limit to how much Vitality the Orb can collect. When you consume the Orb, the Vitality points the Orb collected will be added to your total VIT stat.
Bind on pickup.
The Orb of Vitality will dissolve once consumed. Once consumed, the collected Vitality is transferred to the consumer.
While the Orb is in your possession, Health regenerates by 500 per tick.
Current Vitality collected: 1]
It was definitely a Rank 8 item, because it oozed a red haze. It even said Rank 8 in the item’s description!
“But it really is a damn shame.”
There were so many other Rank 8 weapons, armor, and accessories, like Song Haein’s Overcoat of Rage, Warrant of Tutelage, or her Hestia’s Authority. It was such a bummer that I just got an Orb of Vitality.
In the long run, the orb wasn’t a bad thing.
If I could hold out for another ten years, until that fateful day before I turned back in time, and kept collecting Vitality points, I could end up with 3650 vitality points, for free!
But what would happen if I had a rank 8 Weapon or Accessory, or even just a piece of armor?
“That would be game, set!”
That was why it was such a shame.
“Phew…should I be thankful that I didn’t get four duds in a row? Ha, to think that I would be bummed out over a Rank 8 item.”
I had never even touched a Rank 7 item before, and it was funny that I was standing there complaining over a Rank 8 item.
“Oh, well. It’s like I said to myself before; getting a Rank 6 belt was a miracle already. Everything else is just an added bonus. Finding a Rank 8 item is a bonus enough. It’ll collect a Vitality point once a day, so it’ll be worth it the long run. Even though it’s going to be a very long run…”
I gripped the Orb of Vitality tight in my hand.
“Let’s go buy the pork belly now. I should eat as much as I can when I can. It’ll become its weight in gold soon.”
Once field monsters spawned, human territories would subsequently shrink and the prices of food would skyrocket.
The general shops in Stores sold food like bread and drinks, but they were expensive.
They were only simple foods to fill one’s hunger, but the high price forced people to go out hunting or spend a long time in high-grade dungeons to hunt and make money. The danger of these choices put a great burden on people.
I worked on Sunbin Guild’s pig farm and cattle ranch for three years to make enough just to feed myself!
Sunbin Guild was at least humanitarian in its treatment to normal humans, but those living in Busan had to deal with Yung Gong Guild’s harsh treatment and borderline slavery. Life was hard for them. Still, people were still able to carry on with their lives.
“Society will crumble into chaos in about three or four months, so I should enjoy the time I have left.”
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I left my room and headed towards the local butcher shop. But I realized I had a problem.
“Oh, that’s right. I’ve been spending quite a bit lately.”
After spending about tens of millions of won on my trip to Nigeria and on guides there, I had been continuously spending nonstop.
I knew that all currency was going to become worthless except for golden rings, and I had been pretty much living as a spendthrift.
“All I have left is two hundred and fifty thousand won.”
I had four 50,000 won bills, and five 10,000 won bills in my wallet. All I had left was a measly two hundred and fifty thousand won!
I had already emptied out my bank account, and no longer had any place to get more money.
“I still have to go to Japan…”
I was planning on going to Japan after finding all five dungeons in South Korea.
If it were someplace close enough, I could walk, but I had to fly to get to Japan.
I had to use all the time I had left into finding dungeons and couldn’t just spend it on transportation.
“Meh! I’m going to eat pork belly today. If I don’t eat it today, I won’t be able to eat it ever again.”
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I spent a hundred and seventy thousand won on ten packs of pork belly, and went to sleep blissfully on a full stomach.
With the personality of my past life, I would have been frugal with the last amount of my allowance. I was unfamiliar with the person that was spending all this money.
But it wasn’t like I was being irresponsible or thoughtless. Was it confidence? The change didn’t feel bad at all…
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Editor remarks: Some more story comments for you all. Some readers already pointed this stuff out in the story below, so I’m just building on them.
Oh, and sorry for not putting in a story break for the forewords. Corrected!
This guy is not an elite gamer. Look at his backstory. There’s nothing about gaming there. He’s a loser who was in the military, got drummed up, and ended up working a factory job at low pay because it was all he was good at. He’s not someone who calculates damage values in his head, balances skill choices, or the like. He’s got so few connections that he doesn’t even have someone to hold onto his stuff when he resets!
Information is restricted. League of Legends has been out for ages. Imagine trying to get good at that game if you were only allowed to pick one game, ever, and weren’t able to access an online information guide about the character, there was no rules guide, you didn’t know how to access all the commands, and you could only get info by word of mouth from close friends… who might not play the game yet. You couldn’t pick up up a leveling guide except by word of mouth, character builds, skill choices, or the like. You just got to play purple-skin mage guy… and then you were stuck with it, with no real friends to show you how to play, and constantly getting picked on by maxed out other LoL players who cost you days or weeks of hard work if they killed you… which they could do easily. You got to play games against Masters as a Copper Rank, they had all the upgrades, you didn’t, they stopped you from getting them, and you generally just got owned.
Gear is pricey, skills are pricey, and there’s no internet there listing everything for you, or offering them up on Amazon at a cheaper price. You only find them in live auctions, in the Store, or on the street. That makes it VERY hard to get a good deal, since you never reach the commodity stage. And people only have that area between the Store buying the item and selling it to work with… and most of them aren’t going to sit around and shout out that they want to sell something for hours in hope of making money, because they can’t program a bot to do it for them! They would actually have to pay someone money, and hope they wouldn’t run off with the item, and would do a good job.
Perfectly trustworthy bots and stuff just don’t exist here. So people would sell to the Store, and that precious gear you want just disappears inside the system. That’s right, it’s gone… There’s no warehouse stacking up zillions of greatswords and driving their value down to nothing. Nope, they are sold to the Store and gone, presumably recycled back for other monsters to drop. No extras just to give away because they aren’t worth anything.
4) So, you work your way up to Silver Rank Purple Mage Guy in LoL, and then some bastard slams you back to Copper grade, and you realize that getting back to Silver from where you are will actually be easier starting over then continuing on.
5) THEN… you get thrown back in time, and can make use of all your foreknowledge. Cue our kiting, fire-casting sniper of a PC. Except now, he’s Unrivaled, and he realizes that it is very, very stupid to be a sniping fire caster… and so now instead of Purple Mage Guy in LoL, you pick Cheerful Big Sword Guy for your one and only character! But you’ve never played CBSG, certainly never read a build guide for one, or gotten tips on how to be one. Just like in LoL, you’ve got to hop on the learning curve again. You know the game… but you don’t know the CHARACTER…
6) Yeah, he practiced hapkido and all that stuff. Mostly that was to keep himself combat ready and mentally sharp. He thought he was going to start over as a fire mage, remember? Why would he practice weapon wielding? All that stuff happened AFTER he got the whole Unrivaled thing going. (Hear that crash? It’s all his tightly laid plans going down, down, down) In short… his own uberness cut him off at the knees. And another point: there is no martial art invented by man that has been designed to fight three meter tall superhumanly tough and strong orcs!
7) Monster Stats, same as a level 500, sure. But as numerous people pointed out, he’s got NO Stat allocation. In other words, he’s got the fighting power of a level 125 melee fighter, approximately, although its improving fast. What he DOES have is probably better melee and magic defense, and he’s probably got more VIT than four average people combined.
8) We don’t know how the stats translate to reality. Agility seems to reflect his movement speed more than anything. It doesn’t seem to have significantly affected his reaction time that much. Also, dodging is melee and missile defense, no more, no less. Since he is getting hit, obviously it isn’t all that massive… about at the level of a 125 level character, who the boss is geared to fight. His Int boost probably helped out his ability to memorize and recall information, and maybe figure out new stuff, but obviously he isn’t running simulations in his mind, doesn’t have multiple thought streams, and doesn’t think at superspeed.
Those are probably skills, if anything.
9) As someone else pointed out, high level with no gear is crippling. He’s got the damage output of a melee combatant around level 125-175 right now, because they’ll have melee skills he doesn’t have, and proper Stat allocation.
10) Unlike a game, where you have a straight quest line, campaign, and side quests, real life doesn’t come with returns to previous saves if stuff happens and you get off track; nor are your plans in game derailed by stuff that happens there very often, nor do you get multiple playthroughs to pick the most effective course or reverse something happening you didn’t want to happen. Our MC made all these great plans, and look how far off track they already are. He’s now a tank, not a mage, and he keeps getting derailed by real life.
11) Building on information restriction; there’s tons of important, high level stuff he doesn’t know, because he never traveled in those circles, never had the money, never had the power/skills, and was just an average player. He’s uber now, or potentially so, but in the past? He was the equivalent of a casual LoL player who might be a fan and cheer on the real teams, but just gets owned when brought up against a real player, and really can’t get much better. He didn’t even know some of those expensive skills existed, because he never had the money free, and the high level people don’t share or talk about them.
And it’s only going to continue! ??
So, yeah, don’t expect him to act like an uber gamer anytime soon. He knows some stuff, but none of it is high level. This isn’t RSSG, where you have a truly uber gamer starting over, knowing the game and ALL the tricks. This is a guy who worked hard just to get to mediocre status, and he would never be able to sit up at the Challenger table of LoL in anything resembling normal circumstances, despite his dreams.
(Truth be told, not having information sharing in a society that obviously still managed to hold onto computer tech and the internet just strikes me as crazy and unreal, but w’ever. Part of the story!)
If you want to see a supraintelligent gamer exploiting and knowing everything, and life never derailing his plans, there’s other stories for that.
Oh, and thanks for the voting and powerstones!
PS: Man, did I goof up the Str = dmg thing. Yes, dmg = 3x Str (start of Chapter 21, when he’s in the dungeon, part V). Thanks for pointing that out to me. So, picking up a Greatsword didn’t double his damage like I thought. Oops. On the other hand, it was obviously better then using his hands. So, those penetrating and crit things must be REALLY important, right? And damage obviously isn’t flat, there must be a multiplier at work, and it must be bigger for the sword…
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Now, let’s see our MC gloat over getting his phat lewt, and blow the last of his piggy bank.
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Chapters
- Chapter 300: The Alternate Ending (And the Author’s Comments)
- Chapter 299: Lee Jiwon Part V (Final Chapter)
- Chapter 298: Lee Jiwon Part IV
- Chapter 297: Lee Jiwon Part III
- Chapter 296: Lee Jiwon Part II
- Chapter 295: Lee Jiwon Part I
- Chapter 294: The Choice Part II
- Chapter 293: The Choice Part I
- Chapter 292: Adora the Monster Part VII
- Chapter 291: Adora the Monster Part VI
- Chapter 290: Adora the Monster Part V
- Chapter 289: Adora the Monster Part IV
- Chapter 288: Adora the Monster Part III
- Chapter 287: Adora the Monster Part II
- Chapter 286: Adora the Monster Part I
- Chapter 285: I Guess You Haven’t Heard. Earth is Mine! Part IV
- Chapter 284: I Guess You Haven’t Heard. Earth is Mine! Part III
- Chapter 283: I Guess You Haven’t Heard. Earth is Mine! Part II
- Chapter 282: I Guess You Haven’t Heard. Earth is Mine! Part I
- Chapter 281: Dibs Part III
- Chapter 280: Dibs Part II
- Chapter 279: Dibs Part I
- Chapter 278: Claudia Part VI
- Chapter 277: Claudia Part V
- Chapter 276: Claudia Part IV
- Chapter 275: Claudia Part III
- Chapter 274: Claudia Part II
- Chapter 273: Claudia Part I
- Chapter 272: Excursion Part V
- Chapter 271: Excursion Part IV
- Chapter 270: Excursion Part III
- Chapter 269: Excursion Part II
- Chapter 268: Excursion Part I
- Chapter 267: What’s Got You So Curious? Part III
- Chapter 266: What’s Got You So Curious? Part II
- Chapter 265: What’s Got You So Curious? Part I
- Chapter 264: Troublemaker Part IV
- Chapter 263: Troublemaker Part III
- Chapter 262: Troublemaker Part II
- Chapter 261: Troublemaker Part I
- Chapter 260: Angel Part IV
- Chapter 259: Angel Part III
- Chapter 258: Angel Part II
- Chapter 257: Angel Part I
- Chapter 256: Counterattack Part IV
- Chapter 255: Counterattack Part III
- Chapter 254: Counterattack Part II
- Chapter 253: Counterattack Part I
- Chapter 252: Section 79, Part III
- Chapter 251: Section 79, Part II
- Chapter 250: Section 79 Part I
- Chapter 249: First Contact Part IV
- Chapter 248: First Contact Part III
- Chapter 247: First Contact Part II
- Chapter 246: First Contact Part I
- Chapter 245: The Judge’s Continent Part IV
- Chapter 244: The Judge’s Continent Part III
- Chapter 243: The Judge’s Continent, Part II
- Chapter 242: The Judge’s Continent Part I
- Chapter 241: Death Part IV
- Chapter 240: Death Part III
- Chapter 239: Death Part II
- Chapter 238: Death Part I
- Chapter 237: The House Centipede Part IV
- Chapter 236: The House Centipede Part III
- Chapter 235: The House Centipede Part II
- Chapter 234: The House Centipede Part I
- Chapter 233: The Value of Information Part III
- Chapter 232: The Value of Information Part II
- Chapter 231: The Value of Information Part I
- Chapter 230: Defense Part IV
- Chapter 229: Defense Part III
- Chapter 228: Defense Part II
- Chapter 227: Defense Part I
- Chapter 226: The Mercenary Lord Part II
- Chapter 225: The Mercenary Lord Part I
- Chapter 224: A Small Clue Part II
- Chapter 223: A Small Clue Part I
- Chapter 222: Pedro the Avenger Part VI
- Chapter 221: Pedro the Avenger Part V
- Chapter 220: Pedro the Avenger, Part IV
- Chapter 219: Pedro the Avenger, Part III
- Chapter 218: Pedro the Avenger Part II
- Chapter 217: Pedro the Avenger, Part I
- Chapter 216: It’s Obviously Not Me, Part IV
- Chapter 215: It Obviously Isn’t Me, Part III
- Chapter 214: It’s Obviously Not Me, Part II
- Chapter 213: It’s Obviously Not Me, Part I
- Chapter 212: Crossroads Part III
- Chapter 211: Crossroads Part II
- Chapter 210: Crossroads, Part I
- Chapter 209: The Avenger Who Appeared in Mexico Part II
- Chapter 208: The Avenger Who Appeared in Mexico Part I
- Chapter 207: The Perfect Conclusion, Part V
- Chapter 206: The Perfect Conclusion Part IV
- Chapter 205: The Perfect Conclusion Part III
- Chapter 204: The Perfect Conclusion Part II
- Chapter 203: The Perfect Conclusion Part I
- Chapter 202: The Grim Reaper Part IV
- Chapter 201: The Grim Reaper Part III
- Chapter 200: The Grim Reaper Part II
- Chapter 199: The Grim Reaper Part I
- Chapter 198: Rift between Brothers Part III
- Chapter 197: Rift between Brothers Part II
- Chapter 196: Rift between Brothers, Part I
- Chapter 195: Let It Simmer Part III
- Chapter 194: Let it Simmer, Part II
- Chapter 193: Let it Simmer Part I
- Chapter 192: Lee Jiwon Again? Part II
- Chapter 191: Lee Jiwon Again? Part I
- Chapter 190: Bring Me Your Best Treasure, Part III
- Chapter 189: Bring Me Your Best Treasure Part II
- Chapter 188: Bring Me Your Best Treasure Part I
- Chapter 187: Predation Part III
- Chapter 186: Predation Part II
- Chapter 185: Predation Part I
- Chapter 184: Shaman Ko and the Dungeon Mole Part III
- Chapter 183: Shaman Ko and the Dungeon Mole, Part II
- Chapter 182: Shaman Ko and the Dungeon Mole, Part I
- Chapter 181: Their Circumstances, Part III
- Chapter 180: Their Circumstances, Part II
- Chapter 179: Their Circumstances, Part I
- Chapter 178: Betting on Zero and One Part III
- Chapter 177: Betting On Zero and One Part II
- Chapter 176: Betting on Zero and One Part I
- Chapter 175: The Dark Caster Raid Part V
- Chapter 174: The Dark Caster Raid, Part IV
- Chapter 173: The Dark Caster Raid Part III
- Chapter 172: The Dark Caster Raid, Part II
- Chapter 171: The Dark Caster Raid Part I
- Chapter 170: The Guest from America Part III
- Chapter 169: The Guest from America Part II
- Chapter 168: The Guest from America, Part I
- Chapter 167: Lee Kangchan Part III
- Chapter 166: Lee Kangchan Part II
- Chapter 165: Lee Kangchan Part I
- Chapter 164: I’m the Star of the Show, Part III
- Chapter 163: I’m the Star of the Show, Part II
- Chapter 162: I’m the Star of the Show, Part I
- Chapter 161: I Heard You Were Looking For Duck Duck, Part III
- Chapter 160: I Heard You Were Looking For Duck Duck, Part II
- Chapter 159: I Heard You Were Looking For Duck Duck, Part I
- Chapter 158: Why Are You Coming Out From There?! Part II
- Chapter 157: Why Are You Coming Out From There?! Part I
- Chapter 156: First? Part III
- Chapter 155: First? Part II
- Chapter 154: First? Part I
- Chapter 153: The Predator Duke Part III
- Chapter 152: The Predator Duke, Part II
- Chapter 151: The Predator Duke, Part I
- Chapter 150: I Don’t Have a Choice, Part III
- Chapter 149: I Don’t Have a Choice, Part II
- Chapter 148: I Don’t Have a Choice Part I
- Chapter 147: The Monster Tribe Part III
- Chapter 146: The Monster Tribe, Part II
- Chapter 145: The Monster Tribe, Part I
- Chapter 144: This Has To Be A Bug! Part IV
- Chapter 143: This Has To Be A Bug! Part III
- Chapter 142: This Has To Be A Bug! Part II
- Chapter 141: This Has Got To Be A Bug! Part I
- Chapter 140: Time Attack, Part III
- Chapter 139: Time Attack, Part II
- Chapter 138: Time Attack, Part I
- Chapter 137: Muskan Part II
- Chapter 136: Muskan, Part I
- Chapter 135: God of Destruction’s Descendant, Part V
- Chapter 134: God of Destruction’s Descendant, Part IV
- Chapter 133: God of Destruction’s Descendant Part III
- Chapter 132: God of Destruction’s Descendant Part II
- Chapter 131: God of Destruction’s Descendant, Part I
- Chapter 130: Shaman Ko’s Selfishness, Part III
- Chapter 129: Shaman Ko’s Selfishness, Part II
- Chapter 128: Shaman Ko’s Selfishness, Part I
- Chapter 127: Lagus Aman, Part IV
- Chapter 126: Lagus Aman Part III
- Chapter 125: Lagus Aman Part II
- Chapter 124: Lagus Aman, Part 1
- Chapter 123: India? Part III
- Chapter 122: India? Part II
- Chapter 121: India? Part I
- Chapter 120: Bringing Up the Past, Part IV
- Chapter 119: Bringing Up the Past, Part III
- Chapter 118: Bringing up the Past, Part II
- Chapter 117: Bringing up the Past, Part I
- Chapter 116: The Real King-Emperor’s Treasure, Part IV
- Chapter 115: The Real King-Emperor’s Treasure, Part III
- Chapter 114: The Real King-Emperor’s Treasure, Part II
- Chapter 113: The Real Treasure of the King Emperor, Part I
- Chapter 112: My Name is Lee Jiwon! Part III
- Chapter 111: My Name is Lee Jiwon! Part II
- Chapter 110: I Am Lee Jiwon! Part I
- Chapter 109: The Quest I Was Waiting For, Part IV
- Chapter 108: The Quest I Was Waiting For, Part III
- Chapter 107: The Quest I Was Waiting For, Part II
- Chapter 106: The Quest I Was Waiting For, Part I
- Chapter 105: The Next Phase Part IV
- Chapter 104: The Next Phase Part 3
- Chapter 103: The Next Phase Part 2
- Chapter 102: The Next Phase Part I
- Chapter 101: Bow Down to the Champ! Part III
- Chapter 100: Bow Down to the Champ! Part II
- Chapter 99: Bow Down to the Champ! Part I
- Chapter 98: Guerilla Warfare Part III
- Chapter 97: Guerilla Warfare Part II
- Chapter 96: Guerilla Warfare, Part I
- Chapter 95: Failed Negotiations Part II
- Chapter 95: Failed Negotiations Part I
- Chapter 94: Bait the Baiters Part III
- Chapter 92: Bait the Baiters, Part II
- Chapter 91: Bait the Baiters, Part I
- Chapter 90: The Invitation from Macao, Part II
- Chapter 89: The Invitation from Macau, Part I
- Chapter 88: The Blood Prince, Part IV
- Chapter 87: The Blood Prince Part III
- Chapter 87: The Blood Prince Part II
- Chapter 86: The Blood Prince, Part I
- Chapter 84: Clash, Part III
- Chapter 83: Clash, Part II
- Chapter 82: Clash, Part I
- Chapter 81: Nip it in the Bud, Part II
- Chapter 80: Nip it in the Bud, Part I
- Chapter 79: Hidden Dungeon, Part II
- Chapter 78: Hidden Dungeon, Part I
- Chapter 77: Minor Contact? Part II
- Chapter 76: Minor Contact? Part 1
- Chapter 75: To Egypt, Part II
- Chapter 74: To Egypt Part I
- Chapter 73: The God of Lightning that isn’t the God of Lightning, Part II
- Chapter 72: The God of Lightning that isn’t the God of Lightning, Part I
- Chapter 71: Gorgons Part III
- Chapter 70: Gorgons, Part II
- Chapter 69: Find the Duck Duck! Part II
- Chapter 68: Find the Duck Duck!, Part I
- Chapter 67: Kill Stealing Isn’t Bad Manners, Part IV
- Chapter 66: Kill Stealing Isn’t Bad Manners, Part III
- Chapter 65: Kill Stealing Isn’t Bad Manners, Part II
- Chapter 64: Kill Stealing Isn’t Bad Manners, Part 1
- Chapter 63: To the Fourth Floor, Part 2
- Chapter 62: To the Fourth Floor, Part
- Chapter 61: Onwards to Seorak Mountain Dungeon, Part II
- Chapter 60: Onwards to Seorak Mountain Dungeon, Part I
- Chapter 59: Greed Part 2
- Chapter 58: Greed, Part I
- Chapter 57: Who Would Disturb a Sleeping Lion?, Part III
- Chapter 56: Who Would Disturb a Sleeping Lion? Part II
- Chapter 55: Who Would Disturb a Sleeping Lion? Part I
- Chapter 54: Gnosis Information Guild, Part II
- Chapter 53: Gnosis Information Guild, Part I
- Chapter 52: I’ll Take Out My Four-Year Injustice on Monsters, Part II
- Chapter 51: I’ll Take Out My Four-Year Injustice on Monsters, Part I
- Chapter 50: How Long Was I Out?! Part III
- Chapter 49: How Long Was I Out?! Part II The next day began like any other day.
- Chapter 48: How Long Was I Out?! Part I
- Chapter 48: Song Haechang, Part II
- Chapter 47: Song Haechang, Part I
- Chapter 46: It’s a Trap?, Part II
- Chapter 45: It’s a Trap?, Part I
- Chapter 44: First Meeting With Sunbin Group’s Chairman, Song Daechul, Part VI
- Chapter 43: First Meeting With Sunbin Group’s Chairman, Song Daechul, Part V
- Chapter 42: First Meeting With Sunbin Group’s Chairman, Song Daechul, Part V
- Chapter 41: Searching for the Country’s Last Dungeon, Part II
- Chapter 39: Searching for the Country’s Last Dungeon, Part I
- Chapter 38: First Meeting With Sunbin Group’s Chairman, Song Daechul, Part III
- Chapter 37: First Meeting With Sunbin Group’s Chairman, Song Daechul, Part II
- Chapter 36: First Meeting With Sunbin Group’s Chairman, Song Daechul, Part I
- Chapter 35: Hyungjae Loans, Part IV
- Chapter 34: Hyungjae Loans, Part III
- Chapter 33: Hyungjae Loans, Part II
- Chapter 32: Hyungjae Loans, Part I
- Chapter 31: The Rank 8 Item, Part III
- Chapter 30: The Rank 8 Item, Part II
- Chapter 29: The Rank 8 Item, Part I
- Chapter 28: First Boss Monster Hunting, Part VII
- Chapter 27: First Boss Monster Hunting, Part VI
- Chapter 26: First Boss Monster Hunting, Part V
- Chapter 25: First Boss Monster Hunting, Part IV
- Chapter 24: First Boss Monster Hunting, Part III
- Chapter 23: First Boss Monster Hunting, Part I
- Chapter 22: Low-Tier Dungeon 47, Part VI
- Chapter 21: Low-Tier Dungeon 47, Part V
- Chapter 20: Low-Grade Dungeon 47, Part IV
- Chapter 19: Low-Tier Dungeon, Part III
- Chapter 18: Low-Tier Dungeon 47
- Chapter 17: Dungeon Seeking, Part Nine
- Chapter 16: Dungeon Seeking, Part Eight
- Chapter 15: Dungeon Seeking, Part Seven
- Chapter 14: Dungeon Seeking, Part Six
- Chapter 13: Dungeon Seeking Part Four
- Chapter 12: Dungeon Seeking, Part Three
- Chapter 11: Dungeon Seeking, Part Two
- Chapter 10: Store 72 Visit, Part Five
- Chapter 9: Store 72 Visit, Part Four
- Chapter 8: Store 72 Visit, Part Three
- Chapter 7: Store 72 Visit, Part Two
- Chapter 6: The Luckiest Man, Part Three
- Chapter 5: The Luckiest Man, Part Two
- Chapter 4: The Luckiest Man, Part One
- Chapter 3: Test 1455? Part Three
- Chapter 2: Test 1455? Part Two
- Chapter 1: Test 1455?
- Chapter 1: Prologue