Review from The Empire →
The indifference and hate relationship between is an interesting part of the overall story. Both of them have done terrible things in the past and have to live with their choices. My big issue is Zach’s inability to take steps to heal or lessen the trauma from their past. I’m not saying he should ever..
I can’t vouch for the rest of the series, but this author understood the assignment. they Nailed the technical and satisfying level up process of Lit RPGs but didn’t lose out on the complex thoughts and motivations, and cohesive world building that so many Lit RPGs lack or don’t invest in. I am all in.
Review from The Runesmith →
the story got too complicated for me. a lot of huge chunks keep going about philosophical explanations regarding cultivation, skills and all that. also the runesmith is my least favorite of the villains so far. this book probably killed the series for me.
you might think that a continuously increasing power scale would get bland and boring, even Dragonball had some boring spots, but this series keeps the suspense going. the plot armor isn’t as strong as you think at first and major things happen before you realize. the narrator’s voice is very easy on the ears and..
While some stuff felt hand waved away st the end, I felt the story was wrapped up in a way that gave me a melancholy smile
Review from The Empire →
Zach went from my least favorite character to my favorite character. I am excited for the next book.
I don’t know how I hadn’t come across this one before now. Truly an amazing twist of combining two progression fantasy genre systems. Only thing that occasionally frustrated me was the choices of pacing made between the point of views for the initial two characters introduced and the timing of flashbacks. No real critiques otherwise…
Review from Monsters and Legends →
At first I was on Ryun’s side butttttttt… lol. It really just depends on your morals. Zak is kinda of annoying tho. I think it would have been better if the authoug made this 2 books. The first one the past, the entire thing. And the second what happened after the world ended. But I..
Review from All the Dust That Falls →
ok book. . . good narrator. . . not sure if I will get the next book in the series. . .
Review from The Runesmith →
The Runesmith by Ivan Kal continued the story of Ryun and Zach. But the story’s main focus was Ra’azel. Focus it did. Power ups. Deaths. Fights. Many changes occurred. To list would be spoiling. Book 6 was good. Longer than expected in some areas. But enjoyable. DRmz 1-14-25