The First Dungeon Diving Healer

A Dungeon Diving Litrpg Gamelit Fantasy

Failure wasn’t the end. It was just a different beginning.

Kallan Thane Grenwar lived a privileged life. Both of his parents (especially his father) were famous adventurers. Greatness was expected of him throughout his academy days as he worked his way toward his graduation ceremony, the day the gods would decide whether to mark him as a warrior, a mage, or a rogue. Fate was against him. The partial marker he was given was deemed a disgrace. The academy expelled him, his father disowned him, and he had to learn how to live on his own without having everything handed to him on a silver platter.

Four years had passed since his nightmarish ceremony. Time brought lessons. Not only did Kallan learn how to survive on his own, but he discovered that his fate wasn’t as doomed as he originally thought. He did learn a spell, one that could heal injuries, an ability that was never mentioned in the academy.

Kallan had lost the desire to follow in his father’s footsteps, so he chose a new career path. Medicine. After obtaining his degree, he set out for the small town of Harth to become a medical apprentice at the local health clinic. The pay was pathetic, but the cottage he stayed in was on a property with a questionable number of young, attractive women. As a bonus, his boss had him perform dungeon runs to supply the clinic with herbs for potions.

For the first time in four years, Kallan finally felt like his life was coming together, right until the unthinkable happened. Someone came to the clinic with a fatal wound, one that only his healing spell could remedy. Using it wasn’t an option, but doing so exposed him and his new gift to the entire world. Will saving a life go unnoticed, or will it draw too much unwanted attention?

The First Dungeon Diving Healer is a harem-like LitRPG with leveling, new spells, new armor, and more as one would find in a video game. The book balances storytelling, romance, and action. It also contains romantic scenes that are not intended for young readers. Dungeon dive into your copy today.

Relatable protagonist

Very well written, I look forward to a second! Generated Audio is what it is.

Fun little story.

Got it included with my Audible plus. Really enjoyed it. I’m not a fan of the AI voice reading but I understand that it saves money.

world building

really enjoyed the building of the characters l. wished there were more books. Will probably listen to it again

The MC’s revelation, in life after his down fall.

I liked the MC’s revelation,, the way he made changes in his life to better himself and regulate himself. Some parts of the story was lacking in description and some of the monologue was lacking as well. But all in all it was a decent read.

Unfortunately the MC is a r****d in disguise.

Book seemed fine at first until you realise the entire premise is doomed. MC comes from mega powerful family. Is disowned due to unknown class. Mc finds out he has op class but wants to hide it. MC chooses a profession where he takes a non-magical oath to use his ability whenever needed. The first and every opportunity after MC uses his ability in front of others. MC knows he will be enslaved in some way due to this. If MC was not actually mentally r******* he would have informed his mega powerful family of his ability asap to avoid enslavement. Especially since he was the patriarchs favourite child. In other words book could have been good(for litrpg) but is entirely ruined once you realise the MC is actually completely incompetent and has just been rolling nat 20s every roll after the decision to hide his ability.