Review from Vortena: Everybody Loves Large Chests, Volume 3 →
A child, from the perspective of human biological age, commits contemporary immoral, for protagonist whimsical, actions so as to not get ostracized in his community-to-be. Geopolitical conflict is brewing in the background. God’s are engaged in fate measuring contest. Utterly farcical story with contemporary horrendous actions. Main theme could be morality of innocence. Do ethically..
JTJ and cast did a wonderful job on this, the problem is the story, which is a great idea and some of the concepts are good too such as the magic/cultivation system. However the characters suck, especially the MC. He has lived an entire life already full of death, trials, and constant fighting, which would..
Review from Shadow Sun Rebellion →
Wish the rest of the series was also recorded. I hope someone catches on and does that. 🙂
Decent story only bogged down by the standard litrpg tropes that make defining strength hard. Blend of precents to do things like bleed clash with how realistic and normal cuts are. Also suffers from goodie two shoes syndrome where he can murder guards then feel bad about everything but still better than an edgelord
Review from The Dungeon Anarchist’s Cookbook →
the setting wasn’t great. unlike the last two books, where I had a vivid background in my imagination, the characters seemed to trudge through a dark and bleek yet dull and boring world.
Review from The Butcher’s Masquerade →
I’m begging the author to either seriously upgrade Donut’s insufferable attitude to something less self-centered and entitled, or get rid of her. She’s such a frustrating character to read, especially as an MC! It would maybe be tolerable if she was an intermittent side character, but it’s painful reading the scenes she’s in. It wasn’t..
Review from The Butcher’s Masquerade →
It just keeps being amazing, it get a bit hard to remember who every character is sometimes, but that doesn’t stop me from loving it.
A great beginning to a new series, and cool way of including cards in the story
Review from Wizard’s Tower, Books 1-3 →
The main character is a very powerful half-elven wizard, who just wants to be left alone to research in peace. Or so he says. He is constantly getting stuck in political struggles, or finding new threats to defend his countrymen from. All the while, he struggles with loneliness. His being a half elf means everyone..
Look man, although you’re vulgar you write good stories and clever characters. I personally think only clever people can write clever characters and Carl is extremely smart. You lost me when you insulted my God. I can accept making fun of Chritians, we’re not perfect and I can be humble enough to take a joke..