Dungeons for All: I Can Open My Treasure Chests Twice

(The rating has just come out; it'll rise later.) After waking up, Su Ran found himself transported to a parallel world.

Here, dungeons had descended and monsters ran rampant. Anyone could gain extraordinary powers through a class scroll.

But he started with only [Scholar], the weakest support class,

and a life at the bottom of the ladder: raised in an orphanage and burdened with a loan of 200,000.

It wasn't until his first dungeon run that Su Ran discovered his one and only cheat:

He could open every treasure chest twice.

The first time, he would randomly receive an ordinary reward.

The second time... the reward would be mysteriously linked to his every action in the dungeon.

While others could only get a rusty shortsword from a wooden chest,

Su Ran opened one a second time and obtained a [Draconic Stone Tablet].

While others struggled to survive in an easy dungeon,

Su Ran's second opening triggered a [Hidden Storyline: Whispers of the Ancient God].

Just when everyone thought he was nothing more than a lucky weakling of a Scholar,

Su Ran quietly put away the [Forbidden Spell Skill Book] from his second opening and turned toward the deeper reaches of the dungeon.

"Gunners are on the rise? Mages are in decline?"

"Sorry, but my second reward... contains the legacy of an entire lost mage dynasty."

"A hidden class only appears once in a century?"

"The last time I opened a chest, I got three clues to unlocking [Unique Classes]."

This is the story of a cheat wielder's low-key journey to godhood.

"I just want to pay off my loan and stay alive."

"But my treasure chests... seem to want me to become the biggest BUG of this era."