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Falsely Accused and Sent to the Mines for Seven Years, I Restarted My Life with a Dungeon Gacha

by Ryuka Tsukise Ongoing
  • Drama
  • Action
  • Adventure
  • Fantasy

Synopsis

At sixteen, Will was falsely accused of stealing a Dungeon Core and causing a catastrophic monster Stampede.

No one believed he was innocent.

The true culprit, Gale, used the stolen Core to stop the disaster himself. Praised as the legendary Lightning Spear, he rose to become Vice Commander of the Kingdom’s Lancer Order.

Seven years later, Will is finally released from the mining prison.

All that remains for him is his late mother’s crumbling house, the final letter she left behind, and the rusted sword that once belonged to his father.

“Don’t let him take the rest of your life, too.”

Will does not seek revenge.

But he has not forgiven the man who stole everything from him.

Determined to survive and rebuild his mother’s home, Will begins again as an adventurer. Then, after defeating a single slime in a beginner dungeon, the dormant power hidden within his father’s sword awakens.

Dungeon Gacha.

Defeating monsters earns him Gacha Tickets that can be exchanged for weapons, equipment, magic, and rare items. Completing a dungeon’s monster collection grants even greater rewards—rewards earned not through luck alone, but through his own persistence.

With leveling, gacha, and dungeon completion as three paths to strength, the isolated and inexperienced Will slowly grows into a true adventurer.

This is the story of a man who lost seven years of his life—rebuilding his home, reclaiming his future, and conquering one dungeon after another.

And somewhere beyond Will’s sight, the hero who stole his past begins to lose something of his own.

Previously ranked #1 in AlphaPolis’s Male HOT Rankings in Japan.

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