Pretty standard for this sort of writing—introduce interesting characters and plot, then turn it into a masturbatory description of what the author would do if he had arbitrary power. You begin with high hopes because the protagonist seemed intelligent and had reasonable options to work with. Once he simply had to get mad enough or..
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I loved it.
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Delightful story, but it doesn’t translate well to audiobook. For one, there are waaaay too many characters introduced way too fast. At a certain point it’s hard to tell them apart, and you find yourself hearing a name and asking “who?” In addition, there are character sheets described in the audiobook. In book format, these..
It really should have been a no-brainer to pick up Dungeon Anarchist Cookbook but for some reason 🤔 I put it off… Prolly lack of credits and too many other books vying for my attention! But with the recent Audible book sale I jumped on the last 2 published books! Knowing that book 5 would..
great as always
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The book is ridiculous, featuring a foul mouthed “physicist” with a conveniently omniscient and omnipotent AI sidekick who is embedded fully into his brain. Character leveling up is too fast and too unlikely; at only level 2, just a few days after being reincarnated on a strange new world, he successfully kills a giant psionic..
Phenomenal
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