Summary

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One day, I was given the mysterious power of Hwanmong.

If I killed a monster in the dream then my level would rise in reality.

My home in reality became a base in the dream.

A dimensional strategy RPG where reality and dreams are linked!

Earn money and become stronger!

Now I will dominate the world.

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1/5 wouldn't recommend.
Filled with every Korean cliché not to mention plot armor and good luck although the author might justify it with stats his luck is just too good. Almost anything that's trying to kill him gets clapped in the end and asks to be spared and then proceeds to join his household. Plot too predictable, fight scenes ain't that good either. the idea is good but done poorly and much stuff ain't even explained properly leaving many plot holes.
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2-3/5. If you turn your brain off and read it, it’s somewhat enjoyable. The gimmick and concept of buying buildings to expand your territory in the other dimension, literally gets abandoned and never brought back up again not even halfway in. It’s sad because it was probably the only thing separating it from other power fantasies korean novels. Be aware that towards the last 30-40 chapters the author slams the gas peddles and spoon feeds mc power ups just to finish the story.
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Ruined by rushed ending
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kr fantasy, should've expected it lmao
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Problem with korean novel, necro/summoner/monarch/lord they always fight alone like a warrior , why build a army if you fight alone? Mc army building power just bcome clickbait to attract reader
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What makes me the most sad/mad is that the whole original concept of buying buildings to expand your territory literally gets abandoned later on
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