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This series will blow you away. The books are short and the story is coming to a close soon. These are the only flaw

It’s very hard to imagine someone enjoying this. It’s repetitive, ultra-generic, sub-dime-store drivel. People read this? Seriously? Beyond the protagonist being a waste of oxygen, we get a fantasy world into which he wishes to escape. Look, I’ve read and watched my share of isekai stories… but this one is just bad. Who cares if..

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I was looking for a story that I could immerse myself into but I was sucked into a whole new world. I had to explore and know more of the story. Ended up buying all the books and listened up to Dreadgod in a matter of weeks. Enjoy every book along the journey. Patiently waiting..

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All the MC does is train. He has experience in fighting from a previous lifetime. Yet he is written as petrified, afraid and unskilled when he meets the first enemy commander. It’s highly frustrating.

I love Will Wight’s books. He’s a gifted storyteller and I am addicted to the Cradle series. A lot of that has to do with Travis Baldree’s ability to bring so many characters to life.

I could not have been happier with this listen. The writing and narration are excellent. Once of those stories you just hate to end. Going toi spend a credit on the next in the series right now. Frank is the perfect companion for Ned. Funny stuff and fun to watch their relationship develop. Super creative…..definitely..

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Ok, so this is insane! Cliffhanger ahead, just finished this book and I’m standing here stunned. The build-up to this point has been a fantastic ride but book seven drops the bottom out from under you, Im not ok at this moment. Once again great story, and as always Travis is amazing!!

When I first started listening to this I was a little bit put off by the interaction with Ned and Klein. I also didn’t like the interaction between Ned and Frank. I abandoned the title for a little bit re-listened to Dungeon Crawler Carl again and then when I was looking for my next listen..

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The first book was good. This book is better. There is obviously a much bigger story here that surrounds the hero that is yet to be unveiled. On to the next book

I never really realized how off the writing and story are from the actual plot. The MC is supposed to have had all the experiences and memories from a past life like he had lived 2 lives but still somehow manages to make all the mistakes a teenager would and has the maturity of an..

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