DUGO

In a world where dungeons have opened and some people awaken as hunters, South Korea offers an unusual deal—become a hunter and serve for ten years, and your siblings will be exempt from military service. This leads to a strange trend of wealthy families adopting children to shield their own. Yeon-woo was adopted under such circumstances, becoming a hunter to protect his younger brother, Jeong-woo. Now, five years into his service, when an unknown dungeon opens near Jeong-woo's university, Yeon-woo volunteers for a dangerous mission, ready to risk everything to protect his brother—even his life.

In a world where black portals known as "Dungeons" suddenly appeared out of nowhere bringing a series of "Monster Waves", Just a few humans received the power to fight them and obtained the title of "Hunters". In South Korea due to the precarious situation they are currently living in, the government decided to proclaim a new law where if a member of the family with the ability of a "Hunter" joined the army and served to fight the Dungeons for 10 years, the rest of their siblings will be exempted from military service; Because of this a trend between wealthy families started to rise where they would adopt a child with the sole purpose to send them to the military service and exempt their real children. Yeonwoo our protagonist was adopted for this same motive, he lived most of his life with the purpose to be a tool to protect his "younger sibling" Jongwoo. He succeeds in joining the army but when a new dungeon appears near the place where Jongwoo lives, he jumps forward and volunteers to go and help contain the next monster wave. However after fighting for saving his life and reuniting again, the awkward tension and past mistakes will rise again between these two. Yeonwoo's only goal was always to protect Jongwoo so, how much is he willing to sacrifice for him?

The following content is intended for mature audiences and may contain sexual themes, gore, violence and/or strong language. Discretion is advised. In a world where dungeons have opened and some people awaken as hunters, South Korea offers an unusual deal—become a hunter and serve for ten years, and your siblings will be exempt from military service. This leads to a strange trend of wealthy families adopting children to shield their own. Yeon-woo was adopted under such circumstances, becoming a hunter to protect his younger brother, Jeong-woo. Now, five years into his service, when an unknown dungeon opens near Jeong-woo's university, Yeon-woo volunteers for a dangerous mission, ready to risk everything to protect his brother—even his life.