Review from Shadeslinger →
Another loner protagonist with a sassy sidekick, but at least he’s not broody. In a game with a system a lot of people are going to recognize. The premise is unique and the world building awesome. Can’t wait for more!
Review from Shadeslinger →
found litrpg books only a year ago and have since listened to over 40+ in that time I’ve found pretty over all the same story just different names. this book broke that and I found myself laughing out loud with the interaction of fred and ned. only complaint is only 1 book so far. absolutely..
Kirrin hooked me with the nipple joke, and took me for a thrill ride of epic litrpg! Frank and House are awesome side characters, but Ned stands as an outstanding lead. His backstory of burning his father’s company to the ground fit perfectly with the setup of being the first into a new game and..
Review from Unsouled →
This book is super exciting! I had fun listening to it and narrator did a great job!
it started slow but was really enjoyable. it will keep your attention. Yes, the characters and some other things about the story is scarily like Dresden files but with a necromancer.
Review from Soulsmith →
A decent continuation of the story, but didn’t have as much action as I was hoping. Still enjoying the story progression and character development. Narrator is great for this book! Hoping the 3rd book will straight-up impress me.
I loved the narration, and the story setup was fun. Overall, I just didn’t enjoy the characters themselves. The MC has some good traits, but overall he’s kind of a moron, which just isn’t something I enjoy. He spends most of his time whining with a “woe is me” attitude, and supporting characters have to..
Review from Unsouled →
I was skeptical going into this story but it quickly surpassed expectations. It paints an interesting location with a unique form of magic that appears very fleshed out, along with characters beyond blank slates. My only criticism is that the main characters leave the Sacred Valley and go into the wider world. The Valley and..
Review from Ghostwater →
I swear to God I am getting so sick of this word and it is ruining the story for me
Review from Shadeslinger →
All I can say is that the game concept needs to be developed IRL, and the main support character, Frank, made me actually lol at work several times. Do not pass this book up just for the sheer entertainment value of Frank.