Truthfully, this book is one of the best I’ve read all yr. The MC is likable and sensible. The magic system is pretty open-ended, and leaves a ton of room for “the players” to develop unique and powerful abilities. The story is well-written, it is similar in some ways to other books in the genre..
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Eh, the MC
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A Great start
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Still Good
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There are two types of LitRPGs, those that craftily weave the traditional mechanics of various role playing games into a story in a unique and imaginative way that enhances the story and explains things in a way that everyone can enjoy, and the lazy and less satisfying type that is basically just fan fiction woven..
This book was very good but I didn’t care for all the swearing even though I understand why the author used it. I know authors want their books to be realistic but I have read many that didn’t include swearing to make it that way. The story itself was excellent and I certainly didn’t see..
Too much inner dialog…
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In a word, this book is a masterpiece. From the beautifully flawed characters to the brutal battles, this story took me on an emotional journey through love and loss in a fascinatingly magical world. ML Wang masterfully played my heart-strings like an expert musician – I laughed, I cried, I cringed, I melted. I lived..





