phenomenal? Thoroughly enjoyed yes another great B. Wallace story and read with excellence. bravo. kudos. yay.
the character development through the reader’s voice.
Review from Shattered Alliance: Publisher’s Pack →
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This is a good survival, action-adventure buddy series. A lot of content but with short chapters that make it easy to stop and start again. Good narration that could have only been made better with the addition of a female co-narrator. One of the best uses of a credit I’ve found on audible.
just skip 5min when the stats start. if there is something new they always summarize it whats better when its done. side characters stats skip them all together. character building arc of zac is fine, just poorly executed. I hope book 3 is better and continues focusing more on ryun and his gang. small spoiler..
Really great story
Review from Antimage →
I really liked this unique story. I don’t normally enjoy LitRPG’s, but this one did a good job of making it feel natural. It was very heavy on the science, but that gave it a sort of “A Connecticut Yankee in King Arthur’s Court” feel, which I enjoyed. Spoilers: Fair warning, the MC seems to..
Waiting for part 3.
Review from Burn Box →
I love world building in this story line. almost way to close to what could have been real life. Still an engaging story and I can’t wait for part 3.
fun
Review from Boom Box →
I not only enjoyed the story but I really appreciated the characters… I will be looking for more of this series
A Unique book… when the super hero’s are all killed the side kicks come out of retirement but things don’t always go as planned…. They’re rather terribke super hero’s and it’s quite funny. ..Randy The Butterfly King is one of the best characters ever. Also at the end there are outtakes of the narrator laughing..
Not terrible, not good by any stretch. Just meh. Good narration, that’s about it.
Review from Antimage →
Very underwhelming. I like the narrator, he carries the story quite a bit. The pseudo-science that the MC used to try and explain how he figures out stuff was a bit eye rolling. There’s points in the book when the MC is kind of relatable, but most of the internal monologue is heinous in how..
likenso many other gamelit authors everyone in their books is gay trans lesbian bi poly interracial or interspecies or involved with someone who is and heterosexual couples don’t exist sooo played out
Character building and story
Review from The Aspects →
Reads stat sheet to much don’t need to read the complete thing every time I understand the reason but still excessive