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Humor is included in the book but it doesn’t try too hard and actually nails it. Nor does it rely solely on the humor as the story and progression are both satisfying.

I don’t know how I stumbled across this book series but I’m so glad I did. It keeps me laughing with the jokes (crude and not) and the writers are so much more creative than I will ever be. The storyline isn’t predictable and keeps the reader on their toes. Not a book for people..

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The audiobook version of this really did the original story Justice. I loved it quite a bit. 😀

their wasn’t enough! hoping the sequel is better my dudes am I right bro. gosh I need more words word words

A great concept that was a little lacking in character development. Semi-spoiler alert: the ending has more than a hint of Deus Ex Machina. An enjoyable listen none the less.

The book and entire series is so great. Was never really into LitRPG, but this changed my mind. Love a story that can make you laugh, feel, cringe, and move to the edge of your seat. Amazing voice acting and writing I can’t imagine a better Carl voice. Please write more, more quickly! 🙂

the whole series is great. I was skeptical about the whole vr thing but I’m happy I gave this a shot. Jeff Hays does a great job on this series

The bard series just gets better & better every book. The world of Ion heats up in this installment. Highly recommend this series for LitRPG fans.

It doesn’t matter how many of these kinds of books that are popping up now, this one is worth the listen as does not pull any punches with its narrative, language or humour. Very entertaining.

i loved the world building and the storyline that is emerging within all the craziness