The book is great! I was sold within the first 30 seconds and the book didn’t disappoint.
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I have read the entire series and am currently going through a second listen now. This series is incredible, and I think that this story is great as a whole, but this entry in the series is absolutely the weakest in terms of both story and performance from the narrator. I do not think that..
Story follows multiple characters. Ryun, Anrosh, and Zach. A few others in between. Wolf contract pet/friend. Best (exbest) friend wants his head. Cultivation, levels, system controlled. Deal maker is mysterious. Reusable dungeon. Overall it’s good stuff.
Stupid cliffhanger
Review from Clan Dominance →
seriously That was the cheapest and dumbest cliffhanger.I have ever listened to congratulations.The story so far is pretty good man.But seriously finish the voyage
great listen.
Review from Awakening →
really loved the whole story. not too stat heavy. Just the perfect amount to keep you aprised of the gains. also the realism is great. it’s how you’d expect necromancy to work if our world gained magic. great life. totally worth it.
not good
Review from The Stolen Future Series →
very dumb premise. and very boring. the ending was asinine. I have read thousands of SI-FI stories this was the worst
Amazing! A true gem 💎
Review from Monsters and Legends →
I was surprised and thankful to find this book both entertaining and thought provoking. Great world building and brings its own unique aspects to the LitRPG genre. Many other series in this genre can get pretty repetitive but this one can definitely stand shoulder to shoulder with other popular series in the genre. I am..
A unique isekai
Review from All the Dust That Falls →
So many cleaning jokes 😁A truly unusual take on going to another world. The main character is a delight. The confusion between him and his follower is a lot of fun. Some amount of character sheet stuff but pretty minimal overall. Narrator does a good job with character voices. I enjoyed this enough to simply..
enjoyed this alot. great blend of different characters and evolving storyline. good breakup into books
“A True Verdict” (2025) by Robert Rotstein is a unique legal novel about a wheelchair-bound, Black male plaintiff who sues his powerful former employer for firing him. The story is told from multiple points-of-view by multiple voice actors (thirteen in all!) with their own backstories, so it takes a while to keep all the characters..