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sidestories around every corner, jumps in time and jumping back and forth between parties and individuals completely destroys the pacing. The amount of complete bull… *cough* fluff in this book is insynen with stats, stats and more stats.

Genius approach to making ancient history digestible! Breaking down Rome’s legendary stories into 10-minute segments turns what could be overwhelming into something you can actually stick with. The concept of building an “atomic habit” with these bite-sized chunks really works for absorbing these epic tales about history’s mightiest empire builders. While some stories might benefit..

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In a genre littered with hits and misses, this one is definitely a hit! Highly recommended to all LitRPG lovers.

The narrator’s voice was a turn off at first, but then kept me interested. So far a great story line and I’m ready for the next one.

omg the jump to the past to the present.. and the narrator can he it be more dull. they all sound old. but I must remember he is just reading a storie. I’m just glad I dint wasn’t a credit on this.

the series is long but you will find yourself rooting the characters if you like leveling up this is your book

Do yourself a favor and get hooked on this team of misfit aliens, including the human, but especially the Splurt. I’m currently on the 11th Adventure after only a month. Seriously, I think this series is making me develop some kind of Space mental illness. It’s awesome.

thought this would be funny or maybe a lighter spin on a SHTF post modern world situation but it wasn’t. it was absolute garbage. seems to be geared towards grade school aged children.

I like it, but nothing is perfect. I look forward to more works by you.

Great story ruined by woke ideology. The first book had hardly anything, this book made the protagonist bisexual for no reason as Nathan intentionally chooses to not develop a relationship with anyone. Chances are future books will delve more and more into this drivel.