Dungeon Harem Keeper

A Monster Girl LitRPG Dungeon-Core Adventure

By: Dante Keeper

Narrated by: Virtual Voice

Cade Morrison used to keep servers alive. Now he’s doing it with a Dungeon Core.

The Guild says dungeons should be “mysterious.” They should follow approved layouts. They should use mindless constructs. And they definitely shouldn’t run on an unconventional bond-network that turns a dragon scholar, an orc enforcer, a stealthy catgirl, and a sky-born scout into a single overclocked combat system.

Too bad Cade has root access—and a serious hatred of spaghetti code.

When the Guild slaps his dungeon with a mandatory Stress Test—a legal excuse to send elite raiders to crack his Core and auction off everything that survives—Cade does what any SysAdmin would do.

He quarantines the spyware. Spoofs the metrics. Then rewrites the dungeon’s “harmless” haunted hallway into a kill box.

But the real problem isn’t the paperwork.
It’s the Void Seed he just plugged into his network… and the hungry thing waking up behind it.

If the Guild wants a dungeon, Cade will give them a fortress.
And if a Void god thinks he can “archive” Cade’s bonded partners into pretty statues forever—well…

Cade’s got patches for that.

What you’ll get:
• Dungeon-core base building and “refactor the dungeon” progression
• A bonded monster-girl team (with explicit, consensual adult romance)
• Tactical fights, raids, sieges, and dungeon defense escalation
• System notifications, upgrades, and problem-solving with a tech-magic twist
• Bureaucratic villains with HOA energy and SWAT-team authority Adult fantasy. 18+ only.

pass

there wasn't really much to like in the story. for an AB with harem in the name not have any sex scenes. just confusing.

Tricked myself into listening, but stayed.

Virtual narration was surprisingly believable. The story ended up being less epic fantasy and more subtly relationship self help. Felt like that author was a woman, which I didn't expect based on the name. Still, it was a smooth listen that kept me until the end.

Relationship Bonding

Even though this story is a Polyamorous relationships This story help make Monogamous Relationship stronger.
Love the story!

Polyamory guidebook for the D&D crowd

So, the digital voice narration didn't bother me, there were only a few places where it was obvious that it didn't read like a human would.

As for the story itself, it wasn't bad. It was just written a bit preachy like their kind of polyamory was the best.

My least favorite bits was the insta-love trope and [spoiler ahead] the fact that he essentially "inherited" his uncle's fantasy girlfriends, promptly fell in love with them, and yeah... that thought in the back of my head was kinda gross... like dude, you're banging your former aunts that you weren't aware of, ick...

Poly ad

This story is really just a preach ad for poly. It gets really repetitive. I wish they had focused on a more complete story.