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If you like a great story with just absolute chaos and madness, this is the series for you. Start at the beginning and make you way to here.

If you liked the previous books, you’ll like this one. With the build up, I hope the next book is multi book set.

Overall a pretty good listen ..neat technology and a cool use of that tech…if I had a criticism it would probably be that the main character never really lost he basically hit home runs throughout the whole book…a little struggle would have added to the story …great narration..

The book itself was far more entertaining than I had anticipated it would be. -The protagonist, Carl’s, as a character and his inner conflicts were relatable-The characters were interesting and believable-The pacing was excellent between conflict and downtime, but there seemed to always be progress-The humor never broke my immersion, even when some of it..

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I was worried it was gonna be an ELLC clone. but it took a fresh take on it, and it turned out really good. can’t wait for the 2nd to drop. itll be good to continue the story.

It’s a pretty quick start. And the main character had me rooting for him. Nothing I can complain about. The narrarators killed it. And no Pervy stuff! Jeff Hayes kills it as a mimic once again.

Smart and funny other real depth in the character arcs. Also deals with actual life issues. Just incredibly entertaining and hilarious.

A worthy successor to Dungeon Crawler Carl. Original storyline, good narrator, and makes me laugh! What more can you ask for?

No pdf drawings of characters and levels to support the story. But a wild imagination helps.

The only issue I have is that the narrator and main character sound like Cyril Figus is reading a story. All side characters are great. I hope in the second book the narrator finds his groove. The story is very enjoyable.