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The author has started getting lazy with their writing. Abilities that don’t make sense in context with the previous books are appearing and being chosen. That’s not too bad as I skip the stats sheet anyway. The biggest problem I have is the MOST cliché and lazy way to move plot that the author has..

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If I had a nickel for every time I fell in love with a LITRPG book about mimics, I would have two nickels. that’s not a lot but, it’s funny that it has happened twice.

Need to disclose my bias in this matter. I greatly dislike protagonist kidnapping arcs, I believe they are a waste of time, as they really only have one outcome and its normally unsatisfying. As well they are used as a tool to force the protagonist into something they wouldn’t normally do otherwise. The best points..

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This is basically venom and Eddie Brock in a fancy world and I love it.

I usually roll my eyes when I see weird pen names for authors. I gave it some thought, though, and it’s LitRPG, so I just started thinking of these names as Gamertags, and had some fun with it. In the case of Dead Tired, the author Ravensdagger has some fun with the tropes of both..

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so I’d been hesitant to start this series because I was hesitant to spend the credit on the first book. once I saw this bundle along with narratori couldn’t resist. I’m glad I picked it up.

love the characters and story progression. have only completed 2 audiobooks in the series, but am hooked already.

One thing that I enjoy a great deal about this series is the fact that no matter what characters it introduces. It always finds a place for the nice thing about that is that you never have to feel like a character is forced in for a particular role. It always feels organic and natural…

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Never really know where they are going with the story. Thats a good thing. Always keeps you on your toes.

The story and narration is just like an RPG video game. I immediately picked up the rest of the series.