Review from Awakening →
It was annoying watching the MC do the dumbest stuff and then talk about how he couldn’t believe how dumb that was. It was starting to ruin the immersion. The MC had been smart, detailed, and collected. But was just changed towards the end.
Got to chap 34 before I realized the last truly kind people in this story are the aunt and uncle. Even the priestesse the 3rd kindest person is manipulated by the Elder gods into serving them. Everybody else in this story serves their own goals in their own morally questionable ways. Nobody else does anything..
Review from Awakening →
Character voice actors are phenomenal. The story is ok has some interesting parts here and there but didn’t really keep my attention. Necromancer, gods, and world on the edge of falling into ruin is a bit overdone at this point. The story needed something more unique to make it stand out or something that isn’t..
Review from Dads vs. Zombies: Year 2 →
Love the story and Phil. Did anyone else notice that they kept calling John’s wife Christine? That’s not her name and confused me quite a bit. Only once or twice did they call her Jenny. So weird. But the dynamic between these frenemies is just as hilarious as ever.
Review from Awakening →
Putting a proper review here upon seeing the only other review admiting they had not listened past chapter 9 in 50 plus chapter book…… Any ways great narration plus deep characters with real reactions and macinations. Good solid litrpg with a morally skewed main character. Think Otto Shenk from portal wars with good intentions.
Review from Monsters and Legends →
It was a surprisingly engaging story with good action but also interesting dialog and social situations.
Review from Awakening →
First impressions up to chapter 9: None of the characters so far are good people except for the Uncle and Aunt…for now. Apparently classes are given from the gods so what do the people do? Banned certain classes and force you to remove the class or they will mutilate your body…I wanted a paladin to..
great story so far. can’t wait for it to continue. it has ypu use your imagination
Review from Dads vs. Zombies: Year 2 →
The first book was soo good, I think the author is having a hard time capturing that magic again. This book at least is a true sequel as it does get into what life is like after John, Chris and Eric reunited with their families and settled into a new normal. Although we know the..
This book on Greek mythology truly captivated my interest, and I thoroughly enjoyed listening to it. It’s a fantastic resource for both kids and adults who want to explore the rich tales of ancient Greece. I especially appreciated how it kept the enchanting charm of the original stories while making sure they are entirely kid-friendly…