The Artist Who Paints Dungeon던전을 그리는 화가

hi there sexy

Here's my read on things from chapter 11:

This is a standard system-hunter-dungeon situation, but a bit more relaxed. Dungeons aren't some huge calamity, and hunters aren't like godlike figures, worshipped by everyone for fear of their rage destroying a country.
The MC lives inside of a painting where everything he paints becomes real. He's free to enter and exit the painting as he wishes, and can bring things from the painting into real life with pretty much no restriction so far. But it seems like the MC is a bit more powerful than he believes; whenever he goes into the outside world and looks into anyone's eyes, they basically see a cosmic void of untold power. Hijinks ensue.

I'm a fan of it so far. Not too deep and there's literally 0 conflict as of chapter 11, but it's nice to see him talk about his leisurely life and it's neat to read about the things he conjures up in his painting space.