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MC was a moron. He just kept doing stupid things over and over. I couldn’t finish the book.

I loved this book and the series and cant wait to listen to the rest

I had a lot of trouble getting into the story at first. Perhaps the genre just isn’t for me. I nearly gave up on it, but I stuck it out and now I’m eager to listen to the next book in the series. If anything, it is very creative and interesting to see how the..

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Hints are dropped, some answers are given, more questions arise. All in all, the central mystery is moving right along.

You isekai and litrpg authors have a tendency to lure readers into books that focus on a main character, then proceed to add more and more side stories into consecutive books after readers have committed. It is annoying. Please stop.

Really, really good. Virdi knows how to keep up the pace and make you care about the characters. I’m looking forward to the next one.

Good overall story with engaging characters and a fantastic performance. The characters actually develop over time which is rare for this genre and a welcome surprise. The author assumes the reader has some knowledge of gaming and associated jargon so doesn’t spend time over explaining mechanics. The one drawback I have to mention is that..

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Captivating, great character arcs, a complete world made out of thin air.Thank you, thank you, thank you

I hesitated to use a credit for this because of the reviews complaining about all the training, but I’m glad I gave the book a chance. Arthur’s development as a mage requires time, and it’s important for the story that he & others are given that time. This book isn’t “filler”, it’s a vital piece..

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I love this. Complex and intricate story telling that in no way looses sight of the emotional impact of the decisions being made. The early is so well built and the characters are an intimate part of that construction. The narration is just brilliant.I can’t wait to read the final installment.