You go from a decent story like the others to hating the world and not wanting to read about it again in the last few minutes.Why did the author think that making readers mad out of nowhere would be a good idea.Ruined it…
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…and a first time experience with another author. I really enjoyed the varied and well-rounded cast of characters Jeffrey L. Kohanek created. Each of the young protagonists were raised in troubling environments after tragedy befell them. Jace, the master thief, was forced to fend for himself after being orphaned at a young age and learned..
Absolutely fabulous narration. Travis does such a great job on the voices. Excellent storyline. Definitely favorite audiobook and book right now. Loved it so much I listened to it two times in a row and within less than a year again. Excellent and highly recommend.
This is actually the first book I’ve ever written a rewiev for, and I decided to do it because the current reviews here does not reflect the quality of this book well. It’s a very vanilla LitRPG with all the tropes you can expect at this point. This would have been ok had it not..
A need to buy for LITrpg fans!
Review from A Snake’s Life →
It is simple if you like a reincarnation story, this is the book for you. If you like GameLit or LITrpg this is a story for you. If you like the sound of Travis Baldree’s dulcet tones then HECK YEAH you need to get it!
Great story, great characters and a wonderful job narrating by Travis Baldree. Can’t wait for the next book.
So glad i gave it a chance.
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My only complaint is this book is on the shorter side, But it is definitely worth a credit
I’m usually not into cultivation stories but this had such a good story all around that I would believe the elder would succeed. Thank you for a nice story.
Surprise. Value oriented. Worthy. Odd. Interesting
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This reading is worth a credit. It leaves you wanting more. It has a welcome innocence. It’s not light reading. The complexity is presented in simplified forms but, it represents dogma worthy of mental association. What are “values”? In a world overrun with patronizing liberal education, this is a good start towards recovery.
I wish I had read the publisher’s summary before I started the books. I had trouble following the story initially but caught up half way through the first book, after that it was amazing and fun to read.