So I gave this series a chance because I was interested in a new litrpg and wanted to try it, but it was a waste of time. This was just garbage, the MC is just so weak and constantly being used by others around him as a tool. I expected better but I don’t think..
Review from Shade’s First Rule: A Fantasy LitRPG Adventure →
I’m happy I bought the sequel. You’ll want to as well if you’re into this genre. Wonderful stuff.
Review from Soulsmith →
I love this book. At some point in this book friendship ends up being the rational of decision making and I think that is beautiful and enough of a reason to continue the series.
Review from Shadeslinger →
Fun read. Waiting anxiously for next book in the series to drop. Homicidal Ax – you can’t go wrong!
Review from Shadeslinger →
I have no complaints, solid listen! Good progression and decent background without distracting from story.
Review from Alumni: A Divine Dungeon Series →
this book is definitely worth the listen and I would recommend it to anyone who enjoys the genre.
MC is a bit OP from the beginning, but it sorta works. Main negative for me is the pretty linear/simple side characters. All girls are infatuated w the MC, villain character is the stereotypical rich / entitled kid, etc. there were a few interesting characters, but they didn’t get enough time. world building elements were..
I got this book because it’s free with the membership. I don’t as worried that because it seems to be the last book in a trilogy I would be lost as to what’s going on. I wasn’t, it was an enjoyable book a 8.5 in my book not an epic masterpiece but something that will..
Review from Unsouled →
I will continue down the path of these books with high hopes for where it will lead us readers. Hopefully the Will Wight sticks with this series and ties it up before investing to much effort into other works. 🙂 Great book!
an astral plane. The book was essentially a whodunit but framed in a magical domain. Ben S. Dobson writing was quite good and creating the story revolving around a mundane MC using his, seemingly, sans-magic disadvantage to great effect was an interesting twist. While the book was a bit short of my liking, it was..