What's unfortunate is that the premise here had a good deal of potential. Guy moves into an apartment, discovers it's a doorway into another world via dungeons.

The plot meanders slowly and there's not terribly much going on in the way of character development, though at least the characters already are fairly colorful to start out with. And with the slow moving plot, the Slice of Life tag is deserved, even though that doesn't seem to be what the manga-ka was really aiming for.

Of course, that's probably why this got axed, and we're left with the open-ending where only a small handful of the plot threads are resolved. It's enjoyable nonetheless if you just need some light reading to kill the time as the characters and premise pretty much make the story. Just don't expect anything really riveting.

Interesting story ruined by slow releases and axed ending.
Avoid.

Another series that has wasted my time with an axed ending where it's clear even the mangaka didn't know until too close to a deadline with the obligitory festival episode as a final nail in the coffin.

This series is completely pointless to read as nothing is resolved and you get the "And our adventures continued" type ending. I wouldn't say it was anything amazing before the axing but it was like a safe 5/10 series with some interesting concepts that could have later elevated it but now it's all just wasted potential.

Normally an axed series would get a 3/10 but this one gets a 2/10 cause it wasn't great to begin with but also how it doesn't resolve anything and open ended.

... Last updated on October 9th, 2022, 7:01am

If you turn your brain off this might be somewhat tolerable manga. Otherwise you'll be dumber from reading just two chapters.

It's all very standard, the sub par story is helped by very good art and lots of fan service, and a super cute slime.
Read it to pass the time and to see nice sexy art, and you will be fine.

Nuff said.