Great listen. I’ve been bummed at litrpg releases, but this certainly made up for it. Great on all accounts.
Wonderful.
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dont judge a book by its cover
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i picked this out at random at first. checked to see what it was about. thought it didn’t sound great … but the reviews were positive and i dont regret any decision in buying it. made me laugh the OP character isnt to OP and this is a great start to an amazing story. only..
Non stop battles in the form of a tournament. But the consequences are far reaching for all the sacred artists. Then the heavy weights get involved and things change. I really like this series and I was not disappointed by this book. Highly recommend!
Deffinantly Worth Listening
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Simply put, I am getting the next one. Both well written and well narrated. Characters have the right amount of depth for me. Touches on many MMORPG aspects: base building, crafting, guilds, etc.
This series has everything, including an ending that will leave you both satisfied and heartbroken. The author builds a rich, vibrant world with a unique magic system, and populates it with an amazing cast of unforgettable characters. The way Mr. Kohanek weaves together multiple plot lines is very reminiscent of Jordan or Sanderson. I’d be..
Even better.
Review from Grave Measures →
As Audiobook 2 in a series, Grave Measures hits all the targets it needs to. It expands the world, its characters grow, the story improves off book 1 even as it sets up book 3, raises the stakes all the way through and it’sthe same great Narrator as book 1. I enjoyed this book more..
the idea of letting a old man become a cultivator is new to me, but I love it!lets him have such a different perspective on everything!if you enjoy cultivation novels this is a must read,if you are new to cultivation this is a perfect place to start as the MC starts out oblivious too. Travis..
best litrpg I have listened to
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The game system is a bit uninventive it’s basically wow with some 4x elements. But this is by far the most well written pure litrpg I have read to date. My only regret is that there is only one book out. There is a great protagonist. He is definitely on the powerful side like most..
LikesThe subtle advancement through out the story the feeling of being rushed along a path while having a underlying story, the upper level story progresses slowly thru hints here and there.Dislikes towards the end of the book the fighting scenes seemed half hearted almost like they were being forced out(which makes since why the writer..
Fun & Fast Paced Continuation
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Book 2 of the “A Snake’s Life” series is fun, fast-paced and lets you continue rooting for the anti-hero. Many of the characters, even the nomial “good guys” aren’t necessarily nice or good people, but they are relatable and believable. The last few chapters seem to go rather quickly and the end feels a bit..