I like the story. I understand the MC has to start from somewhere, but I hate weak MCs in my stories. After the initial woe is me “unsouled” crap the MC remained weak throughout the entirety of the first book only succeeding by luck and trickery. Kinda rubbed me the wrong way so I lowered..
Spoilers. Torga is supposed to be immune to mind control but is put to magical sleep trapped in a dreamworld…
torga is one of the coolest MCs in LitRPG imo. and the setting being the great tree is awesome. Narrator does a great job too.
Review from A Snake’s Life →
No mess ups in speech and quick and legible words very good could use less dirty talk 😏😏😏😏
the book was great and honestly translated over really well. the narrator was amazing 👏. I honestly think the critics come after books like this because expansion and power scaling are not fun to hear about. they are fun to see in action. but this is a must read.
Review from Wintersteel →
One of the best audiobooks I have ever listened too I highly reccomend it to anyone
I do not understand the other reviews talking about Aurther’s training like it was the whole book. This book has so many exciting moments!War and battles! Testing the limits of their power! And plot twists! Now that I have finished the book I MUST read the next! What will Aurther decide to do for his..
Overall, I mostly enjoyed this book – particularly the interaction with Frank and Ned. Some of the conflict and motivations by the main adversary felt quite forced to me. I’m unsure when or if I’m going to the second book. Going to give it a bit of time and see if my interest in Frank..
Review from Shadeslinger →
The LITRPG idea is on par with most but the addition of Frank the Axe and House this story goes to another level. Caught myself laughing out loud at work while listening a couple of times. My co-workers know I’m crazy so no big deal there. Travis Baldree is just the best and moves this..
Review from Blackflame →
So thankful for this series! Eats up so much time at work when doing boring task.