Light Novel Becomes Manga: Ojōsama-kei Teihen Dungeon Haishinsha, Haishin Kiriwasure ni Kizukazu Dōgyōsha o Bokotteshimau

Dungeon Streamer Manga Image via Sunday Webry

Kōtarō Yamada has launched a manga adaptation of the light novel series [Hihō] Ojōsama-kei Teihen Dungeon Haishinsha, Haishin Kiriwasure ni Kizukazu Dōgyōsha o Bokotteshimau, authored by Hirotaka Akagi and Kitsune Fuku. The manga is available now on Shogakukan's Sunday Webry website.

About the Series

The story is set a few years after the appearance of dungeons in the modern world. It follows Karin Yamada, a "dungeon streamer" who live streams her dungeon adventures. Portrayed as a refined, wealthy lady, Karin struggles with low viewership—just three subscribers and zero views—making her feel depressed.

One day, she encounters an adventurer causing chaos in a dungeon to attract viewers. Karin intervenes, stopping him by beating him up. Unbeknownst to her, the adventurer was also streaming, and this incident goes viral, catapulting her to fame.

Read the original story on Kakuyomu — started serialization in June 2023, with ongoing updates.

Publication Details

The first manga volume, illustrated by Kitsune Fuku, was published by Shogakukan in October 2023.
The fourth volume was released recently, continuing the series.
The novel series notably ranked #10 in the Kono Light Novel ga Sugoi! 2025 rankings by Takarajimasha.

About the Author and Related Works

Hirotaka Akagi previously authored the light novel SHIMONETA, which concluded with its 11th volume in 2016 and inspired an anime adaptation in 2015.

Yamada, renowned for Sword Art Online: Project Alicization, started a manga adaptation of Yomi Hirasaka and Kantoku’s Henjin no Salad Bowl series on Sunday Webry in September 2022. The adaptation ended in November 2024, with its sixth volume released in January.

Visuals

Image via Amazon

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