I have been binge listening to LitRPG books for a while now and this book is the least well written of all of them so far. The saving grace is the narrater. The editor did a poor job on the book, calling an individual person “they” multiple times during a confrontation with him or her..
I was excited to hear this book with so many reviews. I have listened to plenty gaming aidio books but this one was super boring. I try to tough it out and listened to about 6 hours of it hoping it would get better. I wound up returning it.
Review from Transcendence →
it just has a bunch of friendly training duels, nothing happens, would have been okay if the last half of the book had been condensed into a couple pages but it wastes so much time
Review from Ghostwater →
Really good, all I have to say. If the story has so much depth that I’ve gone through all these books in weeks
Review from Divergence →
This story is endless. No matter how strong the hero gets, he is never strong enough. Some of the books in this series are nothing but him training just so he can lose a fight in the next book. It would be nice if the story would progress, but it never does. All the characters..
Review from Unsouled →
I slammed these books (as i do with any of my favorites) in a mere 2 weeks. All 11 books. Ive read into a few Wuxia books and always enjoyed the style. This series captures it well and delivers for those new to cultivation books and those veterans out there. This series is my second..
It seems that LitRPGs are plagued with the same problems: how to translate the gaming systems to writing. Most are confusing and poorly written, almost like fan fiction that gets published. Some, like Dungeon Crawler Carl, make up for this with character you quickly fall in love with. No one cares about the typical LitRPG..
Review from Of Dawn and Darkness →
pretty good story but mc is weak in mind and body and hardly gets stronger
Review from Divergence →
A lot of the plot is predictable but it’s not what bothers me, what bothers me is a lot of the plots are just cheesy plots taken from other books or movies. Then the author changes the plots to make them a little better or less predictable. Slight spoilers *** The ending is ok but..
Review from Shadeslinger →
Simply a wonderful book. I’ve been into this particular genre of books for a few years now and have racked up many listens during that time and trust when i tell you this 4.8 star average is well deserved. This book has everything; a well thought out, engaging plot, delightful and funny characters, a great..