The author has probably never played an RPG, or left the protective confines of his parents morally superior embrace.
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Not as good as the first.
Review from Dead Tired II →
Still fun but not quite as enjoyable as the first book. kind of felt aimless and not much actually happens. love Soundbooth and the work they do
I love Chester
Review from Mimic & Me 2 →
this story makes me laugh, like a lot. I was nearly in tears at several points in the story. highly recommend
The gender biases – 90% of the crazy and bad characters are female. Barely any “crazy men” – not very original in that way
just fun
Review from The Dungeon Anarchist’s Cookbook →
it’s not literary genius buy its fun and well written. I plan to listen again the voice actor is one of my favorites.
Excellent performance!
Review from The Butcher’s Masquerade →
Yet another fantastic performance. I read the books before listening to all of them, and the voice performance of sound booth theater is amazing.
Lich One Punch Man
Review from Dead Tired I →
I think the world needs a lot more stories like this with all powerful but jolly protagonists. I’m frankly tired of every story being about underdogs who overcome things. It’s so nice to just start out as a god in a good mood and go from there.
It was a lot better than I had been expecting, funny and Penny, good voice acting and commitment from the voice actors, and story that didn’t take itself too seriously while being worthwhile. I hadn’t expected a baking lesson from an undead gender ambiguous cat-maid, but it enjoyed all the same.
A friend of mine who’s not at all into fantasy recommended this to me, so I had to check it out. I got completely sucked in; I found myself making excuses to work on tasks that would allow me to listen more to this book. The story was not at all what I expected; it..
I really loved this story at first but at the end it was hard to finish. I understand where the author is going with this and it a refreshing new idea. But I don’t really want to hear the tedium of a standard progression series. I feel this book could have been 30% shorter, told..