Review from Goroth →
The series is starting to get repetitive and dragging on, there’s only so many times it can hit the same few jokes on the same plot loop of Boxy getting in trouble, a overtop fight the likes of which never have been seen, then nothing. This one lacked anything really unique, no caramelldansen demon summoning,..
Review from Demon Lords →
I hated the evil Justiciar in book 1, not bc he was an evil overlord but bc the author had him do the villain monologue thing, over and over and over. The setup is the same: Users stuck in the game due to an absurd time dilation during an ‘update’ in game stopping them from..
Review from Bone Dungeon →
Overall the story was good. The plot was fairly good and had some interesting characters. The dungeon core comes up with some creative ideas. The problem is the dungeon fairy. I don’t know if it was just the audio effect that gave her voice a slightly echoing quality or if was the way the voice..
Review from Goroth →
Thanks again to Neven, Jeff and the rest of the crew. Great story great performance the benchmark has once again been set high.
Review from Life Reset: A LitRPG Novel →
The overall speed of the book is quite slow. Other than that the book is amazing. The skills, the progression, characters and more are all great. And I mean great. It’s just that it feels slow, not boring, as action is always there, but compared to other litrpg books, it feels a bit slow. I..
Love this series. Love this author. I thought this book was in the top half of the series, but perhaps not the top quarter. I still had trouble putting it down. 🙂
Review from Dungeon Crawler Carl →
Different yet familiar, Hunger Games meets Wonderland in a twisted but often hilarious story of one’s own imagination.
Review from Goroth →
Basically came down to a dungeon crawl. Quick Wam bam and done. Entertaining but short.
Another home run for neven! A great addition to the series and I can’t wait for the next installment.A small grievance I have is that the book felt like a side adventure and didn’t promote the main story line as much as I wished.
Review from The Feedback Loop, Volume 1: Books 1-4 →
Jeff Hays is the only good thing here. The constraints the author put in could use a back story to make it more convincing. The protagonist is so hollow. I couldn’t get very far in the story.