filler garbage like the last 2. skills get boring and all the others characters just make it worse. it had a good story but alot of crap like most.
not good
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filler garbage like the last 2. skills get boring and all the others characters just make it worse. it had a good story but alot of crap like most.
I didn’t like the book, but I think the narration made it worse. He sounds like he is reading to children. There are at least three measurements of time that have so little context, I couldn’t tell you what they mean. Every action sequence is interrupted with an unnecessary and overly long explanation of what..
like the story definitely digging it the fighting monsters is boring but that’s most the litrpgs. overall good series.
This is supposed to be all the books bundled but it skipped vital parts like what happened to Lucky and when did they move from the cabin?!
This book was a slog. It tries to make you feel for the characters but it’s just a jumbled mess. The book peaks around chapter 8 and then it’s just downhill from there. Not to mention all the cringe honorifics that makes no sense to listen to. Or all the different made up terms without..
This guy’s voice is horrible. The altered voices for characters is ridiculously fake and cheery for this type of story. It moves so slow.
yep that’s what it was. boring and just describing everything. it was crap. will get next book on deal
The story was good, but the narration sounded too juvenile. I could not finish the book and just deleted it from my library.
Not sure if it was poor narration or poor writing, but I constantly found myself thinking to myself, “this is bad.”
If you’re gonna have a Japanese inspired setting, in which much of the dialogue is in real Japanese, maybe hire a reader that can pronounce a few of the words? Did every Japanese American actor say no?
