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I really enjoy this genre as well as these books in general anybody that is interested in this genre should try them out.

Everyone loves a good tournament of super powerful beings. Not much to dislike, but at the same time a bit lacking on plot/subplot.

I have read (listened to) and enjoyed many litRPG books of late, but this was not one of them. It was incredibly booring and lackluster right to the end. I would not recommend it, and I am almost annoyed by the high star rating – definitely misleading.

Every book in this series is far too short, feels like a the author or publisher are trying sell more more books rather than tell a good story. The entire story is okay but nothing great. These books feel more like verbal junk food than a well thought out story and characters.

Book 1 was probably one of the best, book 2 had some sweet scenes, but the premise of this book was really good. I have noticed that Will does this thing that Brandon Sanderson said not to do in writing. Will often makes promises (about plots, characters, etc) and then breaks them. I don’t mean..

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I really like this series I love how creative the mc is and the world is deep

The book is about a spoiled guy that’s rich and has daddy issues and hoard meeting issues that prefers magic over straight up battle oh yea he also has a ahead of everyone in a game that didn’t launch.

A cultivation series without those litrpg repetitive stat lists.It has a very asian cultural feel, by someone who grew up in that society … Not a western view of what Asia is like…

I really liked the story but the ammount of video game jargon gets really old, really quickly.

That might sound simple, but I believe that as a story goes, that’s the greatest compliment you can give someone who has begun a series. The Magic system is easy to follow while only teasing it’s depths by the end of the book. I only wish to produce such a feeling as a writer to..

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