great storytelling and laughed the whole time. voice actors really sell the characters. overall a great time.
View: thumperthumb - page 52
this series continues to amaze me both with story and narrative. hands down one of the best series I have listened to.
Assaulted by puns
Review from Dead Tired I →
The story is okay, but not great if you don’t count the puns. Unfortunately this book is riddled with intentionally bad puns, and nothing to make up for it
NEW ACHIEVEMENT! Phenomenal narration. Patrick Warburton meets Nick Offerman, with a dash of Clint Eastwood and a hair of Bruce Campbell. REWARD? Story is pretty fan-servicey for TTRPGers. Not necessarily bad, but a bit too on the nose. It’s one of those fun reads you devour on an airplane or a vacation, then forget about..
Great narrator job
Review from Dungeon Crawler Carl →
Great book, narrator did an awesome job. well worth listening to it! Quite funny
Originality
Review from Dungeon Crawler Carl →
Used a credit based on thousands of reviews. It is humorous, original, and I definitely laughed out loud a few times. Overall, i’m on the fence with it. It’s well written, and nothing you’ve heard before… but i’m not a fan of the litrpg genre. This is by far the best i’ve heard in that..
I think the first was a bit funnier at times but it really expanded on character and emotions unexpectedly while simultaneously still holding that great humor
The narrator is outstanding in interpreting the great book 
Review from The Dungeon Anarchist’s Cookbook →
LOVE the epilogue 
, and the characters are colorful with delightful personalities 
, wish these books are movies 
Best book
Review from This Inevitable Ruin →
It was a very good and interesting read and I want next book because I just started reading them and yah you get it. So they are very good
Jeff Hays is magnificent. His rendition of a woman’s voice is staggering. The story gets going well enough and is intriguing, but the pace is slow and the events repetitious. One soon gets bored only to have a sudden ending, expecting more. You are left totally in the air. Clearly the author felt the need..