This was an absodamnlutely super book. And the main character, I kid thee not, was a roomba vacuum! Named Spot 😆. Crazy huh?!? But it truly had just the right amount of fun, and sweetness, and action. Seriously it zoomed(sucked) his way up to one of my favorite books as he leveled his stats up..
Review from All the Dust That Falls →
The story can be fun, but i wish that the characters had two brain cells to rub together sometimes. Even the MC who seems to get more intelligent chose a upgrade without considering the other two even though in that particular situation it was obvious he would choose a different one.
Review from Antimage →
really only complaint I have would be it could have used more funnier moments and the moments that were could have been better but other than that loved it especially the MC he wasn’t a panzy spaz like most other MC’s in similar stories.
Review from Antimage →
it’s a good book but the LGBTQ surprise input into to the story was off putting and should have been in the tag.
Review from All the Dust That Falls →
The story isn’t to expansive with hundreds of new places and names being thrown at you. It’s a cute little vacuum that could! Think of a much better brave little toaster. Although the word clean or cleaning is used a lot, this book was written well. Listening to it was easy, the narration was great.
Whether you’re a veteran of the isekai/reborn in another world genre, or just stumbling across this through your recommended titles, this absurd, yet fun book is worth the chance. While the premise is silly, it somehow manages to make sense within the context of the story. For those familiar with the genre, you’ll be relieved..
It is not a bad book, the story is decent. I just wish he didn’t include the crass way he checks out both sexes, unnecessary in my honest opinion. I disliked how everyone tells him not to ask for “insights”, that it is rude and personal. Yet everyone keeps asking him for the same thing…
the 40mm handgun did make laugh though without intention from the author it’s the only little phrasing mistake that stood out to me and I love the author
Review from Antimage →
Please when giving a description in book. Include something about the main characters sexual orientation. That way we as consumers don’t waste our money on something we won’t listen to
This audiobook was my introduction to Zaifyr’s web novel which is still ongoing so I am completely new to the story. The premise is fun and witty. It’s “lite” LitRPG with no lengthy stat dumps that typically turn me off from the average LitRPG. I laughed many times at the trouble the little MC and..