It has been a minute since I felt compelled enough to write a review. But four books in to this series, and it has set a new bar in the litrpg world. The story weaving is stellar, twists and turns at every corner. But take the outstanding story and world creation aside, let’s talk about..
Love this series! Carl and Donut are my new favorite team. Jeff Hayes is FANTASTIC at the voices. It’s funny and action packed.
such a great ending to the story loved the series one of my new favorites
Excellent second book with a roller coaster of an ending! “Everybody Loves Large Chests” probably brought you here and this book does not disappoint. It took a minute for me to get into the first book as some of the action seemed a bit stilted but in this book, rhe author really hit their stride…
This is one of those stories with a character that becomes better as the books move on. Without giving too much away the main character starts very very low intelligence and becomes far more. If you do not give it time you do not move beyond the childish nature it is implicit in what the..
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Soundboard Theater is really upping the performance game. it’s like an old radio drama now, but better acted
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This was, once again, this was a complete and utter masterpiece! 32 Salmon WAY up!
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I rounded up. I give this book a 3.6. people say this is the best litrpg ever. so far I think hwfwm and the ripple system and life reset are better.
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The story was great! I loved it. The narration itself was good, but all of the sound effects throughout the entire reading were awful! I mean there was non stop background noise through the whole thing. It was brutal to listen to all the never ending sound effects. They detracted from the story so much..
The sound effects both subtle and overt compliment a stunningly expressive cast. I struggle to evaluate the story independently of the incredible performance.