Great series! A story about an amoral chest that’s off to find shiny and tasty things. With his cohort that includes a broken succubus and an abyssal fiend they travel the land causing …. Read the book!
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This book is at least PG18+
Review from Dungeon Lord →
Minor SPOILER: PG18+ primarily because of one chapter with some horror movie violence. The rest is fine. Medium SPOILER How to spot the chapter: If you are faint of heart maybe skip the chapter where someone woke up in the middle of the night and considers using a stone as a weapon.
This book had great story progression, world lore and had me wondering what is going to happen next. I say anyone that likes a good laugh and story pick it up. I can’t wait to listened to the next one.
Started out great
Review from Challenge →
Well it started out enthralling. I had forgotten what its like to listen to a book that genuinely interested me. But its quality started dropping rapidly at the wolf bat things. Everything became stilted and gamelike. And the main story began to take shape. Which is wierd and very cynical. And Im not a fan..
wonderfully and comically twisted.
Review from Fizzlesprocket: Everybody Loves Large Chests – Vol. 2 →
picture an adventure story from the mind of Sheogorath from the Elder Scrolls. nuff said ?
Jesus Christ was that entertaining. Jeff has this way of voicing half crazed nut jobs that work brilliantly.This book is more of the same if you love the series so it’s well worth it. Things do take a sudden shift midway won’t he introduction of new characters, there is indeed a harem growing it seems..
most aspects are not number one in the field of litrpg. however I am definitely enjoying the side characters. Edward is great but his minions really shine
thank you, I enjoyed the books I’m looking forward
Review from Vortena: Everybody Loves Large Chests, Volume 3 →
same. annoying I can’t do it all at once I I love the book, thank you!
As a MMORPG gamer and Dungeons and Dragons fan these books are awesome. I highly recommend them and can’t wait for the next installment.
Not worth the time.
Review from Life Reset: A LitRPG Novel →
An “expert” gamer struggles with basic city building mechanics. Fails to utilize a system that allows him to design his own spells effectively. most of his strength coming from the fact hes a boss and not his own merit. has an epiphany moment of standing up instead of being pushed around by stronger forces, then..