I couldn’t get through the first chapter because this dude’s horrifyingly bad voice. it sounds like his voice has been sped up half a pitch and therefore it sounds fake whiny squealy and I just can’t do it so I will not be buying any more of these books matter of fact I’d like to..
What an ending. I can’t believe the progression of the story. Simply brilliant, I almost didn’t start this series due to all the whining reviews. Trust me these books are worth the measly one credit.
Review from Convergence →
im 2 hours in and its already got WAY more content than the last book had. no more silly romance, no more filler fluff and slogging through irrelevent interpersonal events. the previous entry in the series was hours of boredom, but this is a great read. after reading negative reviews from people that thought the..
Review from A Thousand Li: The First War →
This book felt like a filler episode. Not the quality of the first 2 books
for those who arent a big fan of anime this may seem like an original story but im afraid to say its really not. this pretty much beat for beat is a rip-off of a light novel mushoku tensei. you know the joke “let me copy your homework ill just change it a bit”… that..
Review from Shadeslinger →
Hated Ned at first, but he really grows on you and you get to find out toward the end why you like him. performance by Travis Baldree was great as always and the story only gets better with every chapter. I would highly recommend this book!
This book was unlike any LitRPG I’ve listened to in that the players are not trapped in the virtual world. There is only about two scenes in the real world though as to not take away from the story. It touches a little bit on mourning losses and the psychological effects others have on our..
This book is a pleasant surprise I thoroughly enjoyed it. What a great fantasy book with a unique story, the action is captivating, the world-building is fantastic, of course brilliant performance by Travis as always definitely worth a listen
Review from Underlord →
the story keeps evolving. with clear direction and properly specaed narrative. of course just like everyone before it, it ends with you wanting more.
Review from The Beginning After the End: Publisher’s Pack 2 →
The main character is a 12 year old boy, and he is constantly pearl clutching about how he cant possibly have a girlfriend because of consent checklist nonsense. major eyeroll. either write a romance or dont, found the whole thing annoying and time wastey. Theres also no real other storylines happening at the school…