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Jeff Hays is an entertaining one man show. He sounds a lot like Patrick Warburton as Carl, and magnificent as Princess Donut. The other voices are great too. The story is fun and exciting, with several clever and funny moments I won’t spoil. The boss encounters are well done, and I enjoyed the emergent behavior..

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I really liked the idea of a mimic as a companion. The Mimic was funny and a good edition to the main character’s vibe. Liked the world building and enjoyed that it wasn’t just about fighting and leveling

Good narration and a very thoughtful and thought provoking plot. Would recommend for sci-fi fans.

So good. So much fun. Hilarious idea and story. Loved every minute. Donut and Mongo are going to make this series everything.

No bad language, which I appreciate. Entertaining enough that I finished it but not enough that I’ll get the next one. I just didn’t love any character enough to need more.

The protagonist is just such an obnoxious, sniveling, gutless piece of trash from beginning to end. The plot only advances because a literal deus ex machina in the form of a musical instrument makes it so. There is also, of course, a woman with low standards who simps for the protagonist to make up for..

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Unique style, great story. Great narration. Laughed all the time. Has the type of humor I love

Solid book in a solid series. I wasn’t expecting the story to take the direction it did, or the current arc to end this quickly. I enjoyed most of the book. There is a section toward the end that is a bit to idk fever dream/nonsensical “story-like”. It makes more sense by the ending. Its..

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This book is very thought provoking and a great connection to the Confessions of St. Augustine. I would recommend it.

Great protagonist, awesome narrator bringing him to life. Good book for a laugh. Hope you like puns.