The MC is described as having above average intelligence, but is shown to have no ability to problem solve or think critically which leads to him being an idiot who doesn’t understand descriptions, instructions or warnings meant to save his life as he bumbles about as if he isn’t actively being hunted by assassins.
Review from Shade’s First Rule: A Fantasy LitRPG Adventure →
Fantastic book and a fantastic series! A. F. Kay is a great writer, never a dull moment, fun characters, great world building. I say give it a go! Happy reading ❤️.
every 10 seconds you will hear… FLIP. Dont buy, terrible recording. save your money pls
Review from The Second Betrayal →
I honestly really liked this book more then book one, I feel I’m really gonna like the rest of this series. Alot. The second betrayal was a shocking sequel that I loved. Listening to the trials and tribulations he goes through is just awesome. Travis does amazing as always, Travis has too be in the..
If you hate quality story telling with an abundance of information and exposition along with explanations for everything that happens than this book is not for you but for all my avid readers its quite a great listen/read
Review from Shadeslinger →
Nice to have a book in this genre without an OP main character. I couldn’t peel away from it. Frank is awesome too!
bought it because of a box set stayed because of a good story will be getting the next in series.
Review from Tsumiko and the Enslaved Fox →
The story is well put together. Love Argent and his tricks.recommended for enemy to lovers story.
Review from Wintersteel →
The power scaling in this book is pretty wild. If you’re into that kind of thing you’ll love this series. Over the last few books I’ve really grown to enjoy the story and characters.
I found the story style dry & the characters trite, the biggest saving grace being the MC does not have stupid power (although he does have protagonist ability of stupid luck, which is more forgivable). While by no means intolerable, & I appreciate his struggle of a humble commoner opposed by snotty nobles, neither was..