System Interference

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Synopsis

With those he cares about safe and sound in the city of Savannah, Derek sets off to help another. After a successful auction, the young Prince Edgar requested Derek's help on an issue that concerned the safety of the entire Kingdom of Cydaria. A new, level 250 raid dungeon appeared, and Edgar needed the kingdom's elite to help clear it before the unstable dungeon overflowed, or even worse, broke. Leaving his shop in the trusting hands of Malorie, and with everyone's insistence that he go, Derek agreed to the prince's request and joined him and the others on the raid. However, the dungeon wasn't what anyone was expecting, and when they went inside, they found that it was a trial dungeon: A dungeon with various trials and obstacles one must overcome to complete it. Not only was a trial dungeon rare and virtually non-existent in raids, but the entire dungeon was also under a time dilation-causing the time inside the dungeon to pass at a different speed than the time outside. Now, with two trials completed and another team working on a third, Derek was able to take time to focus on his own Class Upgrade. But after initiating it, he ran into a new problem-the Great System seemed unable to help and thus requested assistance. With another possible system in play, will it be a one-time assistance? Or will it stick around? If it does stick around, will it help or cause problems? And most importantly, what happened to Silvi's cookies? Did they burn, or was Malorie able to save them in time? Find out in the fifth installment of Derek's journey in the System Universe. Join him and his companions as they adventure in this unique combination of the LitRPG, Isekai, and Slice of Life genres.

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Is System Interference appropriate for my child?

Suitable for most readers 16 and up.

This LitRPG fantasy features dungeon raids with combat and magical challenges but maintains a light tone with slice-of-life elements like running a shop and saving cookies. The focus is on progression mechanics, teamwork, and problem-solving rather than graphic violence.