This first book was a solid start. characters with depth, lots of action and interaction and some decent litrpg world building. Looking forward to the next one.
Good start for an interesting series
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This first book was a solid start. characters with depth, lots of action and interaction and some decent litrpg world building. Looking forward to the next one.
you get a solid.story. the gamelit parts are fun and immersive. characters are pretty good and story is solid. great pick up.
The story started off ok, at times you really have no true protagonist. The author fails to take into account that this game would not be as popular do to the perma death if you are not super rich AND if pvp griefers in game could possible HIDE your body to prevent resurrection. Then this..
A self-obsessed teen farm girl who tells the much older sensible, smart(we’re told they are dumb because they don’t understand the crappy and sexist culture of a brand new world while constantly playing hero and the surrounding characters are in aww while insulting them for being so clever and op) heroes are dumb and they..
I hate this stupid fairy. I haven’t found myself cursing any character in almost any book as much as I did the fairy. The author has clearly read better other better dungeon core books. The problem is too much happens too fast for book 1. Oh there is a problem but that’s going to kill..
I cannot wait to see the level and class progressions of Dante. Of all the LitRPG characters that I’ve been keeping up with, Dante has the most exciting class progression that I’ve read so far. I hope the author continues to write this series because I am invested in Dante all the way. Jeff Hayes..
first of all it’s not to inventive with its story but It kept me wanting more. the main cast of characters where good and ended up making me laugh quite a few times. my favorite part definitely is the inventive ways they used magical equipment. it had a few moments where I thought of my..
Main characters are way to overpowered. A rich boy whose daddy owns and runs the game gets massive overpowering for himself and friends. He hates PK’s even though they are a legitimate part of game and blames them for his mom’s death even though they had nothing to do with it. I love all the..
I think this is a great story, BUT the attempt at BS justification of this girl forcing her way into Henry’s life while trying yo give her the high road was too much. It’s like watching the author gut the characters of their freedom to act as they normally would to justify crappy plot. And..
Unfortunately, Willmarth seems unwilling to put reasonable limits on the abilities and progress of the main cast. I’m sure he’s heard this criticism before as he seems to have made a new character in this book to raise this issue and have Alexander get angry and not really justify why his crew is so powerful..
