Review from Street Cultivation →
There’s absolutely nothing enjoyable about this story. If you’re looking for a cultivation or profession fantasy novel where the main character improves themselves and their situation through hard work and determination, look elsewhere. It’s difficult to put into words how dissatisfied I was with this. At least the performance was excellent.
This is probably the best litrpg story I’ve read in over a year, and I read a LOT of novels. Fifty points for believable female characters with their own lives and ambitions, fifty points for lack of superfluous romance, and two hundred points for the thing with the fairies. I loved the clever interface system,..
Review from Wintersteel →
Outstanding. By far the best book of this series and it just keeps getting better.
Great book! I thought it had just the right amount of crunchy stats, and the characters were varied and fun. Well worth the purchase!
Review from Divergence →
I was so upset that this book didn’t have the conclusion, then I noticed that the series has been released mostly within a span of a year! You are forgiven….now feed me more!!!
Review from Wintersteel →
This series has gotten better and better with each book. But the ending of this book is one of the best I’ve listened to. The author displayed some true genius. Thank you for this wonderful story.
Review from Sages of the Underpass →
Okay im starting to like modern cultivation stories but here is more about the struggles that the fighters go through like family,work and relationships. there are fights but too short and too far between
Maybe it took three books for me to see the author’s pattern, but it was almost more than I could stand. So much of the narration focuses on the inner emotional state of our MC and goes on for paragraph after paragraph. At one point, I was screaming out loud “Oh, come on!” The language..
Review from Divergence →
The book is amazing and Travis Baldree may be one of my most favorite narrators. Only one beef, Tessia needs balance. At some point people evolve, learn, or die. She seems to do none of the above and it’s pretty annoying. Her emotionally driven bad ideas are constant. It almost feels like the writer needs..
Review from Karma’s Touch →
This series started as rather run-of-the-mill. But boy o boy did it deliver by the end. Fantastic characterization. Fun story. Well written. A realistic romance and take on adult, rather than teenage relationship dynamics; What’s not to like. Also, this is very much NOT a typical male power fantasy LitRPG story. Two thumbs, way, way..