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There’s so much about this litRPG that make it unique. I loved that the MC’s unique abilities came with real, non-trivial downsides that cannot be bypassed. This is also the first litRPG that I’ve read that went in-depth into using the technologies and science of our world in a magical setting. The sheer amount of..

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couldn’t get enough of this amazing series. when is the next one coming out. more please

The set up is interesting. A roomba gets isekaid to a new world and is mistaken for being insanely powerful. Proceeds to get insanely powerful by cleaning the castle. The first half was paced better than the second half. After they go into the catacombs, I find the story beginning to drag. We learn about..

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I didn’t like how the dialogue dragged on in some areas with repeated themes that didn’t seem to add anything to the characters development. But the story was so fun and entertaining that the drag could be overlooked.

Oddly, he didn’t brag enough. His college football stories were way better than his pro stories.

I was a little hesitant to buy a book that was this long turns out it was a fantastic book very

i enjoyed the first 2, a little slow in the beggining but then good pacing. i didnt like the ending of book 1 it seems to me 1-2 are one book i wish it these were combined. i did feel like book 2 slowed down but its not like it didnt continue the story. ill..

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I had high hopes for this I have read several necromancer stories in the past and I highly recommend you read them instead (check out see these bones by Chris Tullbane). It’s actually incredible how the author somehow avoided every opportunity to make the story interesting or unique. When I started having these thoughts I..

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Amazing story with mini twist and turns could not turn it off. Well worth the credit.

it has a great story line and you made the word something that could be believed at lest more than other zombie books great Jod Sir