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I was stunned by how much I loved this story! I can’t wait for the next installments!!!

The world changes, the rules change, but apparently nothing changed for Oren. Still doing the same methods as before, and it’s supposed to work out. Still have the feeling either the MC is being written as not a gamer at all, as far as rpg/rts/city builder, or the author has never been a gamer, based..

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Just same boring crap over and over. This is a series filler book just like I’m sure the next one will be.

two excellent narrators.novel idea following an ant who used to be a human.excellent battles with fantastic monsters.

Balls jokes balls jokes well there weren’t as many. The story had a lot of twist and some turns and ended about how I thought with some flair. It’s a good ending to this series but I do want to see where it goes from here. Will players get back in and where is fugly!..

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Overall a decent story, narration was excellent, however it just feels like it is not coming from a gamers point of view, like the MC is either not a gamer, or a very bad one. It can be frustrating at times where MC needlessly pines over what needs to be done, gets advice on what..

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good book with surprising twists and a great mix of reality and video game. my favorite part was the end.

If you loved Hunger Games and Ready Player One, you’ll probably like this. It has some similarities but it’s a completely different take. Hilarious and fast-paced.

This series was my first foray into game lit/lit rpg and woo boy, what an introduction! I’ve never binged a series this long this fast before. The first book was funnier than a book has any right to be. The series gets less funny (though there’s still many, many moments of utter hilarity) as it..

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I have never been able to complete an audio book until today. The voice acting and the content of this book absolutely had my undivided attention until the very end. I’m buying the next book now!