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some of the story lagged in spots but narrator is good and story has some good humor. I look forward to the next book …

You’re going to buy this. It’s nice that the story ended instead of going on a rehash journey for 12 books like some other isekai series. It’s a good ending and a great time to do it. The book/idea was starting to stick around a bit longer than it needed. Don’t regret getting the series…

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this is my first listen by this author and i am completly blown away def worth checking out. the summary does not do this series justice

this story gets better as it progresses. this last installment took it to the next level.

Book was a downer. If you want to read about the guy lose all the time then this is for you. I should have stopped after book 9.

Stop focusing on Zach. I don’t care about him or what he does. I only want Ryun

Another author injecting woke gender fluidity carp into his work to make it more unnecessarily confusing to read. The focus on Zack this book didn’t do it any favors.

Ben Wallace is a master author and Phil Thron brings them all to life!!! Thank you for fine entertainment, every time!

Sill an unreasonably fun story. Spot has lost a good deal of his charming, naive, appliance flavored innocence, but it’s still there sometimes and what was lost has been replaced by charming, naive demi-god innocence. It’s interesting finally see more characters appear that are on his level, I look forward to the conclusion that is..

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Crazy how this series is actually so good, was not expecting that. The power curve is a bit faster than I’d like, but the author manages to make it smooth and interesting so that it doesn’t feel like a generic OP MC scenario. Also enjoy that we don’t have character sheets of any substance still,..

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